Join us along with partners Cascade Springs Nature Conservancy and Outdoor Afro Atlanta to help remove the highly invasive Japanese Chaff Flower (JCF) from the floodplain trail at Cascade Springs Nature Preserve.

JCF is one of the most invasive species we have seen in metro Atlanta, and it threatens to take over large areas of our native in just a few short years. The main way the seeds are spread is by people walking dogs, because the seeds catch so easily on dog’s fur as they walk along park trails. For more information about JCF click HERE.

Bring a friend, meet new friends, and help us prevent this pesky invasive plant from taking over while learning more about one of SW Atlanta’s premier parks! 

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To register (RSVP) click HERE  – Details and directions sent to registered participants.  A donation of $15 or more helps support our programs.

Photos, above: Dajawn Williams, Eco-A Greenspace Restoration and Invasive Removal Specialist and Georgia Volunteer Leader for Outdoor Afro; upper left, Eco-A volunteers; lower left, Eco-A Stewards at Cascade Springs Nature Preserve.