Planting Native Plants at WCRC Hoop House

Love working with Native Plants? Want to help a local non-profit? Need regular volunteer hours as an individual or group? Watershed Conservation Resource Center (WCRC) has a Native Plant Program for volunteers.
WCRC has a hoop house, at our Dead Horse Mountain Road property: enter thru the gate between the white fencing at 890 Dead Horse Mountain Rd and drive down the lane to the Hoop House. 

The Need: Volunteer groups or individuals, to volunteer each week, every other week, once a month or once a quarter.

WHAT YOU WILL DO:  Plant bare roots, re-pot if needed, separate seedlings, in ground planting, etc.  These native plants will be used at WCRC project sites.

YOU CHOOSE YOUR DATE(S) AND ARRIVAL/DEPARTURE TIME(S).

THURSDAYS BETWEEN 9:00AM TO 4:00PM. Please use this link to list your arrival and departure times

You can also email farris@watershedconservation.org 

Hoop House is not staffed full-time and we must know when you are arriving to have the gate unlocked for you. Use this link to enter your arrival and departure times 

Volunteers sign in and out on site, WCRC will verify hours, if needed, for a program.

WCRC will provide everything needed to do the volunteer work.  Just bring your favorite gardening gloves.
If you have any questions, or want to choose a different day, please contact, Greyson at farris@watershedconservation.org ,or Lori at llinn@watershedconservation.org

This program is ongoing and out on site, WCRC will verify hours, if needed, for a program.