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SUMMARY:Invasive plant species removal
DESCRIPTION:Opportunity: Invasive plant species removal\nEvent: Day of Cari
 ng Central Region\nAgency: Squam Lakes Natural Science Center\n\n\nA Granit
 e United Way Day of Caring Opportunity! Volunteers are invited to Squam Lak
 es Natural Science Center for a three-hour session of removing invasive pla
 nt species. Species include Oriental Bittersweet, Honeysuckle, Barberry, an
 d others. Toxic plants, such as poison ivy, are not included.\n\n \n\nOppor
 tunity Type: Individual and Team\nLength of Type: \nMinimum age required: 1
 6\nRequired: Volunteers arrive dressed to be outdoors with sturdy footwear 
 and clothes that can get dirty. Volunteers are asked to bring refillable wa
 ter bottles, work gloves, and protective gear, such as hats, sunglasses, su
 nblock, and insect repellent. Volunteers may provide their own lunch. The S
 cience Center will have beverages and snacks available. The Science Center 
 will provide basic tools.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Opportunity: Invasive plant species removal<br
 >Event: <a href="https://guw.upicsolutions.org/Volunteer/VolOpInfo.jsp?hnbr
 =65313A4163642D4779514738717479756C3250417548686C6C4F3273647162367764697A42
 5A547A5432624C373078*0">Day of Caring Central Region</a><br>Agency: <a href
 ="https://guw.upicsolutions.org/Volunteer/VolAgencyInfo.jsp?nbr=1315761">Sq
 uam Lakes Natural Science Center</a><p><p><strong>A Granite United Way Day 
 of Caring Opportunity!</strong> Volunteers are invited to Squam Lakes Natur
 al Science Center for a three-hour session of removing invasive plant speci
 es. Species include Oriental Bittersweet, Honeysuckle, Barberry, and others
 . Toxic plants, such as poison ivy, are not included.</p><br><p>&nbsp;</p><
 p>Opportunity Type: Individual and Team<br>Length of Type: <br>Minimum age 
 required: 16<br>Required: Volunteers arrive dressed to be outdoors with stu
 rdy footwear and clothes that can get dirty. Volunteers are asked to bring 
 refillable water bottles, work gloves, and protective gear, such as hats, s
 unglasses, sunblock, and insect repellent. Volunteers may provide their own
  lunch. The Science Center will have beverages and snacks available. The Sc
 ience Center will provide basic tools.
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