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Help beautify Mt Laurel by cleaning up litter. Volunteers of all ages are welcome. Gloves and bags will be provided. Please register with Jerry Mascia, Director of Municipal Services [email protected] or calling (856) 234-0001 x 1223. Join us back at the Community Center at 11:15am for snacks and prizes for unusual items found.
Join the Mount Holly Environmental Committee /Green Team to help plant trees and shrubs along the North Branch Rancocas Creek. Plantings will help protect the floodplain along Monroe Park and beautify the area. Gloves will be provided and volunteers are requested to bring shovels (large and small), if possible. For more info, please contact Randi […]
Join the Mount Holly Environmental Committee /Green Team to help plant trees and shrubs along the North Branch Rancocas Creek. Plantings will help protect the floodplain along Monroe Park and beautify the area. Gloves will be provided and volunteers are requested to bring shovels (large and small), if possible. For more info, please contact Randi […]
Help us clean up a site in the Pine Barrens that has suffered from illegal dumping. After we clean up the site the landowner (Winzinger Corporation) will bring concrete barriers to prevent future dumping and illegal ORV use. This will also help protect nearby parts of Greenwood Wildlife Management Area. Meet in Chatsworth and carpool […]
Kickoff your summer in the birthplace of the blueberry! (For real, Elizabeth Coleman White and Dr. Frederick Coville developed the first crop of blueberries here in 1916). So many blueberries: take home a pint or a flat, pick berries fresh on the original heritage plants, eat them in locally made pies, muffins, cakes, jams, preserves, […]
Kickoff your summer in the birthplace of the blueberry! (For real, Elizabeth Coleman White and Dr. Frederick Coville developed the first crop of blueberries here in 1916). So many blueberries: take home a pint or a flat, pick berries fresh on the original heritage plants, eat them in locally made pies, muffins, cakes, jams, preserves, […]
If you missed the Mt Holly Environmental Committee Plant on June 23 - you will have one more chance on Saturday June 30 from 10AM - 1PM in front of Silver Lining in Mill Race Village (Corner of Church and White Street). Some varieties have sold out see attached flier for specifics- $2.50 per plant.
Join us for a nature program about the role of moths in the ecosystem followed by up-close observation of the fascinating insects attracted to a black light in our field and gardens. Speaker is Ann-Marie Woods. Great for all ages. This nighttime program is part of National Moth Week, a global citizen science project and celebration […]
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