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Still green: After a spell of below-average temperatures, spring may finally be emerging from hibernation. The Christmas Ferns, mosses and American Hollies gave us a glimmer of green throughout the barren season. As the snow fades into memory, they will soon be joined by the new growth of our other forest plants. Beaver lodge: The beaver ponds are full once again. They had dwindled to mere puddles when the smaller streams went dry. Canada goose: It looks like a pair of Canada geese have selected this pond as a potential nesting site. |
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We'll send you announcement, volunteer opportunities and event notices.
2. Register as a Volunteer on the DCR Volunteer website, or stop by the park to fill out a DCR volunteer registration form. This will allow you to submit your time and receive rewards. (click here to the DCR Volunteer website)
3. Sign up and join us on our MeetUp.com page for volunteer oprotunities and more info on getting involved.
(click here to link to our MeetUp page)
4. Come out and enjoy your new big backyard!
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