Parks and Recreation Events and Activities Page
Parks and Recreation Events and Activities Page
Parks and Recreations Events and Activities
UPCOMING EVENTS HELD IN ST. CLAIR COUNTY PARKS
Be sure to check out the links on the left for the many other activites and events held at St. Clair County Parks.
Woodsong Woody Workday
Woodsong County Park, 5980 Rynn Rd., Clyde
Wednesday, February 12, 1-3 p.m.
Give back to nature at Woodsong! Woodsong County Park is a former Girl Scout camp with diverse topography and forested habitats overlooking the Black River. We will be joined by staff from the Lake St. Clair CISMA to identify, map, and manage woody invasive species in the park. Warm clothing, gloves, eye protection, and footwear that can get dirty and snagged are suggested. Bring your tools; loppers, pruners, and handsaws, we have some extras. No need of prior knowledge or skills necessary!
Woodsong Woody Workday Event Page
Goodells County Park
Wednesdays - 1 pm - 3 pm
February Dates: 2/5, 2/19
Experience Goodells County Park in a brand-new way this winter! Our Eco Gardens volunteers are working to remove invasive species, prepare for public education programs, and restore natural areas of the park. No experience or special tools are needed, just bring your warm, rugged clothing and cheery attitude. We meet at the office building at 8254 County Park Drive, Goodells 48027 on Wednesdays from 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. For more information, reach out to Kirsten Lyons, Park Naturalist-Invasive Species Specialist at klyons@stclaircounty.org, 810-989-6317.
Woods on the Water – Volunteer Workday
Join the county parks’ naturalist and staff from the Lake St. Clair Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area (CISMA) for Woods on the Water volunteer workdays on Thursday, February 20 from 10 a.m. to noon at Fort Gratiot County Park, 3325 Metcalf Rd., in Fort Gratiot.
Together we’ll brush up on winter botany and manage woody invasive species in this uniquely rugged waterfront park. Gather at the Beach Gateway on the shore of Lake Huron at 10 a.m. Bundle up and bring your loppers if you have them, we will have extra tools as well. We suggest eye protection and clothing that can get torn and dirty. No experience is necessary and all are welcome. A portable restroom is available at the park. Watch the county parks Facebook page for updated information and in case of severe weather or cancellation.