Kingston High School students Sarah Harrison and Shelley Guo helping with Tree Chipping for the Community Saturday January 16th
The highlight of the event will be the chipping of almost 2,000 City of Kingston Christmas trees, of which the mulch will be used in the 2010 Learn and Serve America School Garden Program. This mulch will be used to help schools plant food for those in need in our community.
Winterfest will take place on January 16th, 2010, from 10am-2pm at Hasbrouck Park in Kingston, NY. This event will also feature free snowshoeing, children’s crafts, snow-related activities and great food. In order to mulch 2,000 trees we need at least 30 volunteers and can range from 6 years-90!
For more information, you can Call Kingston’s Learn and Serve America Program Coordinator at 845-331-1682, ext 7336.
Volunteers assisting with Tree Chipping for the Community Saturday January 16th
Steve Noble
Environmental Educator
City of Kingston Parks and Recreation
845-331-1682, ext 7336
www.forsythnaturecenter.org
www.kingston-ny.gov
Sarah Harrison from Mr. Onderdonk's biology class and Shelley Guo of Mrs. Dayton's biology class at Kingston High School assist in the tree chipping.
Volunteers assisting with Tree Chipping for the Community Saturday January 16th
