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04/26/2011

Rouge Rescue at Cranbrook Institute of Science

Tuesday, May 10, 2011
4-6 pm

We invite you to help us take care of the Rouge River watershed on Cranbrook’s campus. We will be pulling Garlic Mustard from the CIS natural area and working on our Rain Garden. Garlic Mustard is an invasive woodland plant species that outcompetes native plants for light and resources – reducing biodiversity.

Garlic mustard

Gloves, Snacks and T-shirts will be provided to Volunteers! Please dress for the outdoors, with long pants and closed-toe shoes.

Meet at the West Entrance of CIS

Please register  to volunteer by contacting:

cis_volunteer@cranbrook.edu

or call 248.645.3259

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