Description
Cap Sauers is the largest nature preserve in northeastern Illinois. Its 1,520 acres feature rolling hills, running streams, and the Visitation esker, a rare type of glacial formation. Restoration activities include the removal of invasive species like honeysuckle and buckthorn, and the collection and distribution of seeds of desirable native plants. Main tools used are loppers and hand saws. Weather permitting, we may build and burn brush piles.
Schedule
Schedule Slots Available!
1 Mar 2020
Stewardship Volunteer Days
Meeting Place: Park at pull-off on the south side of Route 83, 1.3 miles west of 104th Avenue. You''ll see a Cap Sauers sign and a chain hung across an old road that goes south into the property.
Location Description: Park at pull-out on the south side of Route 83, 1.3 miles west of 104th Avenue. You'll see a Cap Sauers sign and a chain hung across an old road that goes south into the property.
Contact: Bob Arentz
Phone: 708-308-7853
Available Positions: 9
Location
Cap Sauers Holdings
Palos Park IL, 60464
Park at pull-out on the south side of Route 83, 1.3 miles west of 104th Avenue. You'll see a Cap Sauers sign and a chain strung across an old road going into the property.
Contact Info
Contact person for opportunity
Contact person:
Cap Sauers Steward Bob Arentz
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 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.
