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Friends of Minnetonka Parks Recipient of Conservation Award
The Friends of Minnetonka Parks was honored with the Bush Lake Commitment to Conservation Award at the Bush Lake Chapter - Izaak Walton League Of America's annual meeting on September 16th. The award is given to an individual or organization inside or outside of the organization that has contributed to restoration, habitat, and conservation in Minnesota. |
2024 Fall Volunteer Restoration Events
Volunteers Wanted!
Volunteer to help manage undesirable vegetation in our parks. Please click on this link to register for these upcoming events or email the specific park contact for any events not listed on the city website.
Volunteer to help manage undesirable vegetation in our parks. Please click on this link to register for these upcoming events or email the specific park contact for any events not listed on the city website.
2024 Fall Volunteer Restoration Events
Volunteers Wanted!
Volunteer to help manage undesirable vegetation in our parks. Please click on this link to register for these upcoming events or email the specific park contact for any events not listed on the city website.
Volunteer to help manage undesirable vegetation in our parks. Please click on this link to register for these upcoming events or email the specific park contact for any events not listed on the city website.
We had another eventful year and produced significant results restoring high-priority areas within our parks in collaboration with the City of Minnetonka. FoMP strives to be a catalyst of positive change in the community, playing an integral role in reversing the trends of environmental degradation in our park system. We are creating a verdant and vibrant community in which ecological stewardship, and community connectedness and partnerships thrive.
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Invasive Plants
We're building a website resources section and just published a page on common invasive plants.
Click here to learn more about why invasive plants cause ecological harm and how to identify them.
Click here to learn more about why invasive plants cause ecological harm and how to identify them.