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Greenthumbs Release Volunteer Project ScheduleBig Bear Ranger Station Native Plant Nursery By Michael P. Neufeld Big Bear, CA – Volunteers are needed to help restore areas disturbed by recent fires, and you can land a hand by signing up at the Big Bear Ranger Station under the Big Bear Greenthumbs program.
The Greenthumbs have just released their 2008-2009 volunteer project schedule. The Greenthumbs are a group of volunteers that assist the San Bernardino National Forest by restoring disturbed lands through activities at the Big Bear Ranger Station's Native Plant Nursery and Restoration Program.
Volunteer projects include seed collection, germination, plant propagation, weed removal, site preparation (sometimes trash removal), and direct seeding and out-planting on the forest.
Activities are open to all interested members of the public. Over the past 15 years this group has restored hundreds of acres on the San Bernardino National Forest with native plants grown from our commercial sized greenhouse.
![]() US Forest Service Big Bear Ranger Station (Photo by Michael P. Neufeld.)
Volunteers meet at the Big Bear Ranger Station flagpole at 9 a.m. on the scheduled work dates and work until about 3 pm. Please bring a sack lunch, water, sunscreen, a jacket, hat, and work gloves.
UPCOMING EVENTS October 18 - Planting native vegetation on the Forest/seed collection November 15 - Planting native vegetation on the Forest/seed collection March 21 - Greenhouse work; transplanting and seed germination April 18 - Greenhouse work/tree planting if weather permits! May 16 - Greenhouse work/weed removal June 20 - Weed removal/greenhouse work/seed collection July 18 - Weed removal/seed collection August 15 - Weed removal/seed collection September 19 - Planting native vegetation on the forest/seed collection September 26 - National Public Lands Day (free lunch provided)–Planting native vegetation on the Forest/seed collection October 17 - Planting native vegetation on the Forest/seed collection November 14 - Planting native vegetation on the Forest/seed collection
Please call ahead to verify your participation. (909) 382-2837. Other dates are available for interested parties.
For more information, visit the Big Bear Greenthumbs website at:
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