MEET at 10 AM at Bruno Farnocchia Park
- Gloves: durable palm-style and/or durable garden-style
- Clippers
- A small axe if you have one (for removing advanced ivy from trees)
- Water for yourself
- Wear your masks

- It weakens trees: making them more likely to fall during storms, or lose limbs during heavy rains.
- It decreases soil and water quality, is poisonous to humans, and (contrary to popular belief) makes for very poor erosion control.
- It acts as a “fire ladder” speeding the spread of fire to the crowns of trees and homes.
- It provides a home for rats (the primary animal to benefit from it)
We will be careful to ensure we are appropriately distanced during our work outdoors, so that we can hand-remove the invasive species and plant anew — to make it safer and healthier for plants, animals, and Rio Nidans!