Conserve the 4-0-Forest Volunteer Project with Leaders of Tomorrow

This project is in partnership with ATLBMBA’s Leaders of Tomorrow program and will be held in Melvin Drive Park as part of Trees Atlanta’s 4-0-Forest celebration. Your work will improve habitat for humans who use the greenspace for recreation and wildlife that call it home. Activities include hand-pulling and cutting invasive plants such as Chinese privet in a densely wooded area off-trail. You will be required to wear long pants, a long-sleeved shirt, and closed-toe shoes or boots that you don’t mind getting dirty. Physical activity, such as bending, pulling, lifting, and kneeling, is required. Forest restoration can be physically strenuous – be ready to break a sweat, get dirty, and learn a lot while doing it!