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Trees offer seemingly infinite benefits, including

Trees offer seemingly infinite benefits, including cleaner air, cleaner water, cooler temperatures that counter the urban heat island effect, reduced flood severity, improved human health and wellbeing, and food and habitat for a wide variety of birds and wildlife.

We are thankful for all who helped combat invasive plants, maintain our trees, and replenish the Warner Parks tree canopy this year, for the benefit of our ecosystem and our community. 🤝 💚

Over $500,000 was raised at our 33rd annual Sunday

Over $500,000 was raised at our 33rd annual Sunday in the Park this year, all of which will help to preserve and protect the Warner Parks.

The energy under the tent this year left us at a loss for words. From the Bloody Mary Bar to the perfectly crafted Coq Au Vin by Johnny Haffner Catering, it was a truly magical afternoon in support of our Warner Parks! Special thank you to our magnificent Chairs who made this event happen – Grace Clayton, Hugh Howser, and Rebecca Rutledge.

We would also like to thank our title sponsor Lee, Danner & Bass, Inc. for their annual support. We are counting down the days until next year!

Planning & Design: @Hthreeevents
📸: @apoizner
💐: @tim_riffle_environments
🥘: @cateringbyjohnnyhaffner
🥂: @lipmanbrothers

123 native trees have been delivered from @root_na

Tomorrow is the last day to observe Fall Migration

Tomorrow is the last day to observe Fall Migration Bird Banding! Drop by the Nature Center anytime on Tuesday the 15th from 12-4 pm.

Licensed banders from our BIRD Program manage the banding station and use mist nets to careful catch, band, and release each bird. The team will be on-site to answer any questions about the birds, discuss data collected, and explain bird banding tools.

It is truly a unique experience you don’t want to miss!

Registration is not required, the banding table is handicap accessible, and kids are welcome to join.

🚨This is the last banding session of the season— banding will resume for winter banding in January!

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