Invasive Plant Pull for Singles #2

Dating apps suck. So do invasive species. Dump both and have some fun. Invasive plant pull for singles! Group facilitation, tools, and snacks provided. Adults of all ages, genders, and sexualities welcome. Join us in Airport Heights (meet in the parking lot by the hockey rink in Tikishla Park) to remember how to meet people in person, foster environmental and community restoration, and remove invasive species!
While there are numerous invasive plants in Alaska, these events focus on plants that are easy to identify and where hand-pulling is an effective measure: European Bird Cherry (Prunus padus) and Chokecherry (Prunus virginiana).
EVENT AGENDA
5:30 meet & mingle - folks show up, acquire name tags, eat some snacks
Name tags list name, pronouns, what you're looking for (all genders, men, women, friends).
5:35 - 5:50 - circle up + introductions - introduce the idea/history (came from Minnesota), and the goal: to remember how to meet people in the real world, to listen and share about ourselves, enjoy community, and stop bird cherry!
5:50 - What is bird cherry and how are we stopping it? Any safety reminders for tool use.
6pm - 7pm - Pull bird cherry and meet new people!
7pm-7:15 - wrap up/clean up
Please wear sturdy shoes, bring a water bottle, and dress appropriately for the weather. Tools, gloves, garbage bags will be provided by hosts.