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Past Events
Spring Shade-A-Thon: Many
thanks to Kiwanis members, the
staff of Half Price Books, and
other supporters for coming out
to volunteer! Sat. April 14 and
Sunday May 5, 2012. Click
here for photos.
Prairie Planting - Thanks to
INPAWS for donating plants
and to students from IUPUI for
planting them! May 20, 2012 --
Click here for photos.
Descriptions of some of the
things we've done in the past:
2012 Eco-Walks
2010 Eco-Walks
2009 Eco-Walks
Prairie Burn -- March 2009
More Event Photos
Spring Shade-A-Thon: Many
thanks to Kiwanis members, the
staff of Half Price Books, and
other supporters for coming out
to volunteer! Sat. April 14 and
Sunday May 5, 2012. Click
here for photos.
Prairie Planting - Thanks to
INPAWS for donating plants
and to students from IUPUI for
planting them! May 20, 2012 --
Click here for photos.
Descriptions of some of the
things we've done in the past:
2012 Eco-Walks
2010 Eco-Walks
2009 Eco-Walks
Prairie Burn -- March 2009
More Event Photos
Want to have a treasure
hunt?
Go geo-caching!
From the geo-caching website:
locate hidden containers, called
geocaches, locate hidden
containers, called geocaches,
outdoors and then share your
experiences online. Geocaching is
enjoyed by people from all age
groups, with a strong sense of
community and support for the
environment."
support for the environment."
To find or hide a geo-cache in
Daubenspeck, go to the geo-cache
hide & seek page. When in the
park, please stay on the trails to
avoid damage to wildlife, nesting
birds, and flowers.
Start your geo-caching adventure
today!
hunt?
Go geo-caching!
From the geo-caching website:
locate hidden containers, called
geocaches, locate hidden
containers, called geocaches,
outdoors and then share your
experiences online. Geocaching is
enjoyed by people from all age
groups, with a strong sense of
community and support for the
environment."
support for the environment."
To find or hide a geo-cache in
Daubenspeck, go to the geo-cache
hide & seek page. When in the
park, please stay on the trails to
avoid damage to wildlife, nesting
birds, and flowers.
Start your geo-caching adventure
today!
Honeysuckle Hunt and
Volunteer Day See photos
On a cool, cloudy Saturday morning, April 13,
2013, an enthusiastic group of adults and
families gathered for the first annual mad dash
to yank out invasive Honeysuckle in the woods.
After an hour of pulling, the group showed little
signs of stopping -- they were having too much
fun! But time was up, and they had to move on
to planting some new trees and wildflowers, fixing
the flower boxes, and cleaning/replacing bird
boxes.
Judges awarded GREAT PRIZES based on the
honeysuckle piles. Gift cards generously
donated by: Lulu's Coffee Cafe, Pottery by You,
Einstein's Bagels, St. Elmo's Steakhouse, Harry
and Izzy's, Gilbert's Flower shop, Hotcakes
Emporium, Windowbox Gardener, and more!!!
Every participant got a bpa-free, reusable Daub
Park sport/bike water bottle too!
All ages participated, from age 5 to 70+. Several
of the adults were so magnanimous as to pull
honeysuckle and pile theirs onto other people's
piles, to help everyone out. These generous
individuals won special prizes.
Snacks included bagels donated by Einstein
Bagels. A big thank you to the newest Daub Park
board member, Michelle Henne, for taking
charge of this event and making it happen!
Click here for more information on invasive
species.
Volunteer Day See photos
On a cool, cloudy Saturday morning, April 13,
2013, an enthusiastic group of adults and
families gathered for the first annual mad dash
to yank out invasive Honeysuckle in the woods.
After an hour of pulling, the group showed little
signs of stopping -- they were having too much
fun! But time was up, and they had to move on
to planting some new trees and wildflowers, fixing
the flower boxes, and cleaning/replacing bird
boxes.
Judges awarded GREAT PRIZES based on the
honeysuckle piles. Gift cards generously
donated by: Lulu's Coffee Cafe, Pottery by You,
Einstein's Bagels, St. Elmo's Steakhouse, Harry
and Izzy's, Gilbert's Flower shop, Hotcakes
Emporium, Windowbox Gardener, and more!!!
Every participant got a bpa-free, reusable Daub
Park sport/bike water bottle too!
All ages participated, from age 5 to 70+. Several
of the adults were so magnanimous as to pull
honeysuckle and pile theirs onto other people's
piles, to help everyone out. These generous
individuals won special prizes.
Snacks included bagels donated by Einstein
Bagels. A big thank you to the newest Daub Park
board member, Michelle Henne, for taking
charge of this event and making it happen!
Click here for more information on invasive
species.
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