Barr Lake National Public Lands Day
Celebrate Public Lands Day and help us clean the Wild Life Refuge at Barr Lake.
About this Event
Celebrate National Public Lands Day and help us clean up the Wildlife Refuge. The South Platte River supplies Barr Lake with water, and unfortunately debris and litter comes along as well. This opportunity allows volunteers to enter some areas that are off limits to visitors in an effort to clean up the shoreline and improve the resources and habitat for our wildlife.
We will meet at the Nature Center where we will set up crews, tasks, and provide tools for our project.
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