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Stogran, Johanne [1].

Botany in Action.

Half Day Sunday, July 31, 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
Botany in Action volunteers will join Savannah Tree Foundation for on Sunday morning at Mother Mathilda Beasley Park in downtown Savannah. This urban park is owned and managed by Chatham County Public Works Department and is used by neigbhors, sports teams and visitors. Completely restored in 2008, after a soil remediation project, the park now enjoys a functional wetland, athletic fields, dog park, community pavilion, playground and Mother Mathilda Beasley’s historic home.Volunteers will help weed around the various wetland area tree species, possibly spread mulch and work to further beautify this park. Volunteers should wear closed-toe shoes and long pants, and expect to be hot and sweaty. Sun hats are encouraged.  Project will be Sunday, July 31, leaving the Center at 9:00 am.  Continental breakfast, water bottles, t-shirts and lunch and transportation will be provided.The Savannah Tree Foundation’s mission is to preserve, protect, and plant canopy trees in Chatham County, Georgia.Through direct action and education, the Savannah Tree Foundation promotes an awareness of trees as vital environmental resources and an important part of our cultural heritage. Founded in 1982, the Savannah Tree Foundation is the oldest urban and community forestry organization in the State of Georgia. For more information visit www.SavannahTree.com.


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Presentation Type: Activities:Field Trips
Session: FT09, Botany in Action - Mother Mathilda Beasley Park
Location: River Concourse/Savannah International Trade and Convention Center
Date: Sunday, July 31st, 2016
Time: 9:00 AM
Number: FT09001
Abstract ID:1238
Candidate for Awards:None


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