Join us for an educational nature walk along the Paunacussing Creek, guided by native plant specialist and landscape architect David Hughes, and Kurt Leasure, president of the Paunacussing Watershed Association.

During this walk, you'll learn how to identify invasive plant species that threaten native habitats by out-competing local flora and disrupting ecosystems. Discover the vital role native plants play in maintaining watershed health—their deep root systems help prevent erosion and support biodiversity.

You'll also gain practical tips for identifying and managing invasive plants in your own outdoor spaces.

This is a FREE event!

The Paunacussing Watershed Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the natural resources of the Paunacussing Watershed. To learn more or support our mission through membership or donation, please visit our website.

paunacussingwatershed.org

IDENTIFYING INVASIVE PLANTS WALK

By Paunacussing Watershed Association

IDENTIFYING INVASIVE PLANTS WALK

Explore the Creek & Protect Native Plants / Sponsored by the PWA