Volunteer Workday at Rambler Trust

Be a part of the solution and give back to nature! Join us as we work on invasive plant removal as part of a comprehensive eco-restoration program for the Rambler Trust. We will be using hand tools to remove invasive shrubs and weeds. This work directly contributes to restoring native ecology and protecting regional biodiversity. This 70-acre property is owned by the Rambler Trust and managed by Lancaster Conservancy. Restoring native ecology is critically important to this unique parcel in the federally designated Highlands region, which stretches from Pennsylvania through Connecticut. Please Note: This property owned by the Rambler Trust is not open for public access or recreation. What to Expect and How to Prepare: We will use hand tools to remove invasive shrubs and weeds. The work involves using loppers and hand saws to cut shrubs at their base. Some of the shrubs have thorns. All tools and work gloves are provided. Dress for the weather and wear clothes you don’t mind getting muddy or torn. Sturdy pants are recommended due to the presence of thorns. Bring drinking water. There are no restrooms on site. This event is recommended for ages 12 and up (participants under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult). **Where to Meet: Please meet at the parking lot area for State Game Lands 246 on Schoolhouse Road in Middletown, PA. Directions can be found here: https://maps.app.goo.gl/3ySczynfc3jDENTP8 GPS Coordinates: 40.211795, -76.682600 **PLEASE NOTE that the parking location is different from the Eventbrite pinned location for this event. Animal Policy: Service animals active or in training are welcome. Please leave all pets at home. Cancellation Policy: This event will be held rain or shine, with cancellation made at the time of the event for severe weather. If the Conservancy reschedules the event, attendees will be emailed and tickets will be automatically moved to the new date. If the Conservancy cancels the event, attendees will be notified via email and refunded. Photo Credit: Keith Williams Thank you to our generous annual sponsors for making this event possible!