Hill Street Work Days April- August 2026

 Get your hand dirty and  make a difference! Join us for a hands-on habitat restoration series as we remove invasive plants right in our local park, Hill Street. We are working with the Mount Prospect Park District on this collaborative effort!

Hill Street Work Days: 9:30-11:30am

4/22 (Earth Day), 5/2, 5/12, 7/14, 8/1, 8/18 

Register here.

Perks for Pitching: Learn what invasives are, get to know your community and your park, students can get service hours and enter to win a Native Seedling bundle!



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