Join us for Love a Park Day at Gallup Park on Tuesday, November 11, from 2:00 to 4:00 pm! Together, we’ll improve views of Geddes Pond and the Huron River by removing invasive shrubs and trimming overgrowth along the water’s edge. What to expect: Tasks include cutting back shrubs, trimming vines, and removing invasive vegetation Walking along uneven terrain by the pond’s edge may be required Possible physical demands: bending, squatting, use of hand tools, dragging brush Natural hazards may include thorny plants, poison ivy, ticks, and stinging insects What to wear / bring: Long pants, tall socks, and closed-toe shoes A reusable water bottle Weather-appropriate layers or rain gear as needed Optional: your own gloves (we will provide gloves, tools, and training) About Gallup Park: Gallup Park is one of Ann Arbor’s largest and most visited parks, spanning 69 acres along the Huron River and Geddes Pond. The park features scenic walkways over islands connected by bridges, multiple playgrounds (including a universal-access playground), picnic shelters, and a canoe/kayak livery. Your work will help improve the pond’s visual appeal and enhance the experience for visitors who come to walk, relax, or enjoy the water. Register: https://cityofannarbor.volunteerhub.com/vv2/lp/nap/event/9728898d-d54b-4c88-a42c-687840f5e25c Email me at apontean@umich.edu or text me at 732-673-8513 with a photo/description of what you did to get credit!