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'Leaf' a Legacy
BECOME PART OF THE REFORESTATION.
 
Protecting Our Natural Heritage
With the threat of imported pests and diseases attacking our native trees, Five Rivers MetroParks needs your help in restoring our forests for the future. Help us take action to support the protection of native trees and forest ecosystems.
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Volunteer
The Plan
We are so glad you have chosen to help us with our reforestation efforts. It takes volunteers like you to make positive changes in our region.
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Take Action
Pledge
Whether you plan to collect seeds, volunteer, particpate in our contest or sign the pledge, there are plenty of ways to take action.
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View Forest Hotspots
Forests
Check out some of the best places to go to see the grandest examples of forest in the MetroParks!
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Help Collect Seeds
Seed Collection
MetroParks needs your help collecting seeds to grow the next generation of forest denizens.
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Our "MetroParks Tree Corp." consists of many volunteer opportunities which help Miami Valley residents and their families take action to support the protection of native trees and forest ecosystems.
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Native Tree Info:
• ODNR Forestry Landowner Assistance
• OSU Extension Ohioline Yard & Garden
• Arbor Day Foundation Tree Guide
 
 
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