Join Wildlands and the Little Lehigh Watershed Stewards on October 12 for a meaningful day of conservation as we work together to plant 95 native trees and shrubs along the Little Lehigh Creek! This riparian buffer installation is a critical project aimed at enhancing water quality, preventing erosion, and providing valuable habitat for local wildlife.

By planting along the creek, we are not only beautifying the area but also taking important steps to protect this vital waterway and support the surrounding ecosystem.

What to Bring:

• Attire: Wear long pants and closed-toed shoes suitable for outdoor work.
• Bug-Repellent: If desired, bring bug-repellent to ensure your comfort during the event.

What to Expect:

• Tree and Shrub Planting: Help plant 95 native trees and shrubs along the creek, creating a riparian buffer that will benefit the environment for years to come.
• Hands-On Conservation: Gain valuable experience in habitat restoration and learn about the importance of riparian buffers in protecting waterways.
• Community Engagement: Connect with like-minded volunteers who share your passion for the environment and conservation.