Lend a Hand in our Native Gardens!

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    Volunteers making room for native plants

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    Volunteer Victoria Rodriguez wokring in the garden

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    Volunteer Lydia Stranglen working in the garden

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    A Western Tiger Swallowtail in the gardens

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    Volunteers removing invasive species in the garden

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    Pensetemon in full bloom

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Help Our Native Gardens Thrive! The native gardens surrounding the Kingery Nature Center do more than just look beautiful; they provide essential resources for our birds and serve as a living classroom for our community.


By volunteering in the gardens, you’re fostering a healthy habitat for the local and migratory birds that call this area home. Whether you have a green thumb or just want to get your hands dirty for a good cause, any time you can lend is deeply appreciated—by our team and our birds alike!


Ways to Get Involved:

Garden Leader: Perfect for social gardeners! Help lead our community maintenance sessions and share your knowledge with fellow volunteers. There may also be opportunities to lead a service group.


Adopt-a-Plot: Ideal for those with a busy or shifting schedule. Take ownership of a specific garden section and care for it on your own terms.


Activities: Planting, weeding, trimming, and watering to keep the habitat healthy.


When: May through September (Weekday and weekend mornings).


Where: Kingery Nature Center.