Description
Black Partridge Woods is one of the first dedicated nature preserves in Illinois. The 80 acre site features river bluffs, ravine forests, and spring-fed streams. The preserve boasts one of the earliest and diverse displays of spring wildflowers in the region. Restoration activities center on the removal of invasive species like honeysuckle and barberry with the use of loppers and hand saws. Weather permitting we will build and burn brush piles.
Schedule
Schedule Slots Available!
20 Oct 2019
Stewardship Volunteer Days
Meeting Place: Black Partridge Woods parking lot, on Bluff Road 1.2 miles west of Lemont Road in Lemont. Bluff Road is roughly 111th St. south.
Location Description: Black Partridge Woods parking lot, on Bluff Road 1.2 miles west of Lemont Road in Lemont. Bluff Road is roughly 111th St. south.
Contact: John Marlin
Phone: 312-217-0934
Available Positions: 25
Location
Black Partridge Woods
Lemont IL, 60517
Meet at the Black Partridge Woods parking lot, which is on the north side of Bluff Road, 1.2 miles west of Lemont Road in Lemont. Bluff Road is roughly 111th Street south.
Contact Info
Contact person for opportunity
Contact person:
Steward John Marlin
restorepalos@gmail.com
Secondary contact:
Jan Pietrzak
janaugust@sbcglobal.net
708-439-1767
Website:
www.restorepalos.com
Requirements & Documents
Requirements
* Wear long sleeves, long slacks or jeans, and sturdy shoes.
* Natural fiber clothing (wool or cotton) works best, especially when we're burning brush piles.
* Multiple layers on cool days allow you to shed a layer as the day warms.
* We provide gloves and the necessary tools, as well as snacks.
