A lawn needs your help? the flowers are in trouble

Volunteers to help maintain and beautify our outdoor spaces. This flexible role is perfect for individuals who love being outdoors and want to make a positive impact on the community. Whether you are an experienced gardener or simply looking to learn more about plant care, your efforts will help keep our grounds safe, functional, and visually welcoming for everyone.

Key Responsibilities

Volunteers will assist with a variety of seasonal and day-to-day landscaping needs. Primary duties may include:

• Plant Care: Pulling weeds, deadheading flowers, and pruning bushes, grapevines, or trees.
• Grounds Maintenance: Mowing lawns, trimming bunch grass, laying new mulch, and watering vegetation as needed.
• Site Upkeep: Tending to specific areas such as parking lots, building perimeters, and client/visitor entrances to ensure they remain tidy.
• Plant Identification: Assisting in monitoring and identifying native versus invasive plant species.
• Tool Operation: Safely handling common landscaping tools such as shovels, pruners, leaf blowers, and weed eaters (training provided where necessary).

Qualifications & Skills

While formal qualifications are not strictly required, the ideal volunteer will possess:

• A basic understanding of gardening, plant care, and safe tool handling.
• A strong sense of teamwork, reliability, and a willingness to learn.
• The ability to work independently with minimal supervision once tasks are assigned.
• A friendly and professional demeanor when interacting with staff, clients, or park visitors.