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11 / 13
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Start: 11/04/2009 - 09:00
End: 11/25/2009 - 19:00

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KAB Vol Op: Create a Giving TreeFlexible Calling all creative talent, or just anyone who likes having fun cutting up paper and playing with string.  Keep Austin Beautiful (KAB) has a lot of folks come through our office and we’ve also got a lot of need for things like office supplies and gardening tools, so to bring the two together we would like to have a Giving Tree to display in our office that would be decorated with tags depicting things that we could really use.  People can give to the giving tree, we’ll continue to give back to the community, and the tree grows stronger and stronger. If you’d like to adopt this project please contact Jessica@KeepAustinBeautiful.org 

11 / 14
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Start: 11/04/2009 - 09:00
End: 11/25/2009 - 19:00

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KAB Vol Op: Create a Giving TreeFlexible Calling all creative talent, or just anyone who likes having fun cutting up paper and playing with string.  Keep Austin Beautiful (KAB) has a lot of folks come through our office and we’ve also got a lot of need for things like office supplies and gardening tools, so to bring the two together we would like to have a Giving Tree to display in our office that would be decorated with tags depicting things that we could really use.  People can give to the giving tree, we’ll continue to give back to the community, and the tree grows stronger and stronger. If you’d like to adopt this project please contact Jessica@KeepAustinBeautiful.org 

Start: 8:00 am
End: 11:00 am

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Remove Invasives @ Zilker11/14/09 A typical workday consists of removing various invasive plant species including: nandina, Japanese Privet, and Chinaberry. Once the species are removed the city will assist with planting native plants to restore the area.Date:  Saturday, November 14thTime:  8:00am-11:00amLocation:  301 Nature Center Drive (Central Austin – 78746)Meeting Point:  Zilker Nature Preserve, meet in the parking lot near the Austin Nature and Science Center underneath Mo-pacContact:  getinvolved@ecotx.org

Start: 8:30 am
End: 4:00 pm

Green City Festival Volunteers11/14/2009 The City of Austin in seeking volunteers to help with the Green City Festival, which will showcase environmental programs and resources provided by the City of Austin and local non-profit organizations!   Date: Saturday, November 14, 2009Time:  Time:  between  8:30 AM -   4:00  PM  (three volunteer shifts available :  8:30 - 11:00 AM, 10:30 AM - 1:30 PM, 1:00 - 4:00 PM)Location:  Austin City Hall - 301 W. 2nd St., (Central Austin- 78701)Parking:  Free parking and other transportation options available - please visit www.greencityfest.orgVolunteer Contact/RVSP:  Katie Sternberg:  katie.sternberg@ci.austin.tx.us or 974-2454Note:  Seeking assistance with festival logistics, such as Greeters, Parking Lot Flaggers, Information Booth Staff, etc. 

Start: 9:00 am
End: 1:00 pm

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Trail Building at Mary Moore Searight Metropolitan Park11/14/09 The trail for the new off-leash area at Mary Moore Searight Park has been cleared (but not open to the public yet). There will be one volunteer work day per month for the next year to complete the project - remove trash, install kiosk, place trail markers, plant native trees and spread wildflower and grass seed. Date: Saturday, Nov. 14Time:  9am-1pmLocation:  Mary Moore Searight Park, 907 Slaughter Ln, 78748 Contact:  Please RSVP at http://tinyurl.com/y88a2rs

Start: 9:00 am
End: 12:00 pm

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Bull Creek Workday11/14/09Please join volunteers for a few hours of fun and park maintenance!  Projects that need attention are trash pickup, invasive plant removal, barbed wire removal, and trail work.Close toed shoes or boots, long pants (jeans), long sleeved shirt, hat and gloves and eye protection is advised. Wear sunscreen. A pack is a good idea. Bring plenty of water. The water in the restrooms is potable but there is no other potable water on the property. Bring your own snacks which provide welcome energy and a chance to sit down and visit.Date: Saturday, Nov. 14Time:  9am- 12pmLocation:  Meet at the paved parking at 5304 Old Spicewood Springs Rd (78731)  Contact:  Please respond to George Innis at 340-9932 or gsnsj@sbcglobal.net by Thursday Nov. 12th if you plan to attend.  This will ensure the right number of tools and other supplies

Start: 10:00 am
End: 12:00 pm

Mayfield Monthly Gardening Project11/14/09Enjoy beautiful Mayfield Park and help keep the gardens in tip-top shape at monthly volunteer days. Bring a trowel, gloves and garden clippers if you have them.  Invasive plant removal projects in the preserve are also available. Contact Nadene at ntmorning@hotmail.com if you'd like to schedule a group. Date:  Saturday, November 14thTime:  10am -12pmLocation:  Mayfield Park, 3505 W 35th St (Central Austin- 78703)Contact:  Contact Barbara Watt at 477-6031 or prskid3@aol.com if you have questions. 

Start: 10:00 am
End: 1:00 pm

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Gardening Helpers Needed at Dottie Jordan Park11/14/09Help cleaning out existing beds, make way for new plantings, reposition plants to side/back of rec center, and install new plants at entry of trail on Loyolla, bed in front of rec center!  Details below:

  • Help transporting plants to be installed at Dottie Jordan from 6707 Tulane Drive to Park around 9 am - someone with a truck and at least two strong helpers.
  • Help set up check in tables, water, and tools - 2 - 4 people needed at 9:30
  • 15 + Volunteers to dig up plants and reposition and to help plant new plants.
  • 3 Volunteers to help at the end of the event to load tools, water jugs…
  • Help out with a trash pick up!

Continue the progress of creating a beautiful greenscape at Dottie Jordan Park! Date: Saturday, Nov. 14Time:  10am-1pmLocation:  Dottie Jordan Park, 2803 Loyola Ln. (78723) Contact:  Sign up by e.mailing KathleenMcMullenDesign@gmail.com or calling 310.463.7090. Please note what you can help with!

Start: 10:00 am
End: 3:00 pm

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Plant Trees @ Pease11/14/09 100 Volunteers are needed to plant lots and lots of trees!  After the tree planting enjoy live music by Wine and Nuts with Will Sexton and refreshments from Blue Star Cafeteria.  Date:  Saturday, November 14thTime:  tree planting = 10am-noon; relaxing = noon-3pmLocation:  Pease Park, 1100 Kingsbury Street (Central Austin – 78703)Register:  https://salsa.democracyinaction.org/o/1205/t/4029/l/eng/p/salsa/event/common/public/?event_KEY=54712

Start: 8:30 pm

WildBasin Workday 2nd Saturday of Each Month   Like to get dirty, work hard, and have fun? Then join us for trail maintenance, invasive plant removal, revegetation, erosion control, and other land management projects on the second Saturday of each month.   Date: 2nd Saturday of every month Time:  8:30am-12:00pm Location:  Wild Basin Wilderness Preserve, 805 N. Capitol of TX Hwy (West Austin-78746)  Contact:  For more details, email hike@wildbasin.org or call 512-327-7622, ext 17. Note: Wear hiking boots or sturdy shoes and long pants with a long-sleeved shirt; bring bottled water and gloves, plus a day/fanny pack to carry personal items. You need your hands free! Dress for the weather: hat & sunscreen for solar protection; raincoat/light jacket if it's chilly or raining lightly. We don't go out in thunderstorm conditions. Website: www.wildbasin.org

11 / 15
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Start: 11/04/2009 - 09:00
End: 11/25/2009 - 19:00

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KAB Vol Op: Create a Giving TreeFlexible Calling all creative talent, or just anyone who likes having fun cutting up paper and playing with string.  Keep Austin Beautiful (KAB) has a lot of folks come through our office and we’ve also got a lot of need for things like office supplies and gardening tools, so to bring the two together we would like to have a Giving Tree to display in our office that would be decorated with tags depicting things that we could really use.  People can give to the giving tree, we’ll continue to give back to the community, and the tree grows stronger and stronger. If you’d like to adopt this project please contact Jessica@KeepAustinBeautiful.org 

11 / 16
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Start: 11/04/2009 - 09:00
End: 11/25/2009 - 19:00

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KAB Vol Op: Create a Giving TreeFlexible Calling all creative talent, or just anyone who likes having fun cutting up paper and playing with string.  Keep Austin Beautiful (KAB) has a lot of folks come through our office and we’ve also got a lot of need for things like office supplies and gardening tools, so to bring the two together we would like to have a Giving Tree to display in our office that would be decorated with tags depicting things that we could really use.  People can give to the giving tree, we’ll continue to give back to the community, and the tree grows stronger and stronger. If you’d like to adopt this project please contact Jessica@KeepAustinBeautiful.org 

11 / 17
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Start: 11/04/2009 - 09:00
End: 11/25/2009 - 19:00

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KAB Vol Op: Create a Giving TreeFlexible Calling all creative talent, or just anyone who likes having fun cutting up paper and playing with string.  Keep Austin Beautiful (KAB) has a lot of folks come through our office and we’ve also got a lot of need for things like office supplies and gardening tools, so to bring the two together we would like to have a Giving Tree to display in our office that would be decorated with tags depicting things that we could really use.  People can give to the giving tree, we’ll continue to give back to the community, and the tree grows stronger and stronger. If you’d like to adopt this project please contact Jessica@KeepAustinBeautiful.org 

11 / 18
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Start: 11/04/2009 - 09:00
End: 11/25/2009 - 19:00

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KAB Vol Op: Create a Giving TreeFlexible Calling all creative talent, or just anyone who likes having fun cutting up paper and playing with string.  Keep Austin Beautiful (KAB) has a lot of folks come through our office and we’ve also got a lot of need for things like office supplies and gardening tools, so to bring the two together we would like to have a Giving Tree to display in our office that would be decorated with tags depicting things that we could really use.  People can give to the giving tree, we’ll continue to give back to the community, and the tree grows stronger and stronger. If you’d like to adopt this project please contact Jessica@KeepAustinBeautiful.org 

11 / 19
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KAB Vol Op: Create a Giving TreeFlexible Calling all creative talent, or just anyone who likes having fun cutting up paper and playing with string.  Keep Austin Beautiful (KAB) has a lot of folks come through our office and we’ve also got a lot of need for things like office supplies and gardening tools, so to bring the two together we would like to have a Giving Tree to display in our office that would be decorated with tags depicting things that we could really use.  People can give to the giving tree, we’ll continue to give back to the community, and the tree grows stronger and stronger. If you’d like to adopt this project please contact Jessica@KeepAustinBeautiful.org 

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UpLift Austin CommUNITY Work Days11/19/09 Come volunteer and support the efforts of UpLift Austin to make KIPP Austin Collegiate charter school a greener and healthier school! The 9th grade students will be implementing 4 sustainability projects on campus, and they are seeking volunteers to work along side students. Projects include: - Campus Organic Garden - Xeriscape Landscaped Recreation Area - KIPP Mural - Campus Wide Recycling Program Type of labor: General labor (ie. good exercise) - building, drilling, sawing, shoveling, lifting, painting, planting, gardening, etc. Suitable for: Anyone! No special degrees or skills required.... although if you have a special talent for gardening, landscape design, carpentry, fence building, and/or art, please do bring it along! (Children under age 13 must have an adult guardian present.) Volunteers are welcome to come either or both days, in any time frame that suits your schedule! Please let UpLift Austin know when you're able to work alongside the students and other community members! Date: Thursday, Nov. 19 AND Monday, Nov. 23Time:  Thursday 9am- 5pm, Monday 11am-5pmContact:  If interested please email the UpLift Campus Coordinator, Adrienne Clements, at adrienne@upliftaustin.org.  More detailed information on logistics will be sent to registrants soon. 

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KAB Vol Op: Create a Giving TreeFlexible Calling all creative talent, or just anyone who likes having fun cutting up paper and playing with string.  Keep Austin Beautiful (KAB) has a lot of folks come through our office and we’ve also got a lot of need for things like office supplies and gardening tools, so to bring the two together we would like to have a Giving Tree to display in our office that would be decorated with tags depicting things that we could really use.  People can give to the giving tree, we’ll continue to give back to the community, and the tree grows stronger and stronger. If you’d like to adopt this project please contact Jessica@KeepAustinBeautiful.org 

11 / 21
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Service Austin11/21/2009Based upon the concept of Giving Thanks by Giving Back, Service Austin Day provides the people of Austin with an opportunity to serve the city that has given so much to all of us. Organized by the Rotary Club and occurring on November 21st of this year, the Saturday before Thanksgiving, projects have been organized all around Austin that will directly serve our city’s needs. Projects include improvements to parks and other public spaces.Date: Saturday November 21, 2009Time: varies by projectLocation: varies by projectRegister:  www.serviceaustin.org

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Blunn Creek Preserve11/21/2009Blunn Creek Preserve is a rare in-town 39-acre sanctuary of forest, canyon, stream, and grassland, located just north of St. Edward's University and west of IH-35 in beautiful south Austin.  The South River City Citizens neighborhood association has been clearing sections of the Preserve that had become overgrown with ligustrum and other exotics.  Now, the association is looking for some generous volunteers to join us to plant native grasses, sedges, shrubs and canopy trees in the opened-up areas of the Preserve.  Date: Saturday, November 21, 2009   Time:  8:30am to noonLocation:  Blunn Creek Preserve, south entrance, 1300 St. Edward's Drive (South Central Austin - 78704)Parking:  along neighborhood streets, please be courteous of neighbors and do not block drivewaysContact:  David Todd at 416-0400 or dtodd@wt.org to volunteerNote:  please bring gloves

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Service Austin Event: Homedale Trail @ Barton Creek Greenbelt11/21/09 Join Rotary Club of Austin at Homedale Trail for habitat restoration work. Many more volunteers needed! Breakfast will be served to all registered volunteers.Date: Saturday, Nov. 21Time:  9am-12pmLocation:  Homedale Trail @ Barton Creek Greenbelt, Austin, Texas 78748 Contact:  Sign up at www.serviceaustin.org/.

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Service Austin Event: Pease District Park11/21/09 Join Rotary Club of Austin at Pease District Park for tree mulching and watering.  Many more volunteers needed! Breakfast will be served to all registered volunteers. Date: Saturday, Nov. 21Time:  9am-12pmLocation:  1100 Kingsbury St, Austin, Texas 78703Contact:  Sign up at www.serviceaustin.org/.

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Service Austin Event: Country Club Creek Trail11/21/09 Join Rotary Club of Austin at Krieg Fields for trail improvement and habitat restoration work. Many more volunteers needed! Breakfast will be served to all registered volunteers. Date: Saturday, Nov. 21Time:  9am-12pmLocation:  Country Club Creek Trail, Pleasant Valley Road 78741 Contact:  Sign up at www.serviceaustin.org/.

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Griffin School Invasive Removal and Restoration Workday11/21/2009The Griffin School and Campfire USA have partnered with the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center to help restore the portion of Waller Creek running through the Griffin School campus. This is a student led project funded by a Healthy Habitat grant. Students have mapped out the invasives along the creek and are now responsible for removing the invasive species and replacing them with native plants. The public is invited and encouraged to attend the first invasive species removal work day. Volunteers will be removing Chinaberry, Ligustrum, Johnsongrass and other species, as well has planting some native trees and shrubs. Please join the fun!Date: Saturday, November 21, 2009Time:  9am – 1pmLocation: 710 East 41st Street, Austin, TX 78751Parking: Please park on 41st StreetRSVP:  tgallo@wildflower.orgNote:  Snacks and drinks will be provided, please bring a lunch. Please bring gloves and tools of your preference

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Garden Workday11/21/2009 Volunteer Gardeners will be weeding, trimming, planting, maintaining the garden pond and will take care of the bird feeders and hummingbird feeders at McKinney Falls State Park's Smith Visitors Center. This will be a great way to learn about native plants and gardening for wildlife.Date:  Saturday, November 21stTime:  1pm-3pmLocation:  5808 McKinney Falls Parkway, McKinney Falls State Park (East Austin – 78744)Contact:  Contact Shane at Shane.Mooneyham@tpwd.state.tx.us to volunteer.  Registered volunteers get free entry into the park!

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Service Austin Event: Invasives Removal with EcoTX at Zilker Nature Preserve11/21/09 Join Rotary Club of Austin at Zilker Preserve for habitat restoration work. Many more volunteers needed! Breakfast will be served.  Date: Saturday, Nov. 21Time:  9am-12pmLocation:  2100 Barton Springs Rd., Austin, Texas 78746Contact:  Sign up at www.serviceaustin.org/.

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KAB Vol Op: Create a Giving TreeFlexible Calling all creative talent, or just anyone who likes having fun cutting up paper and playing with string.  Keep Austin Beautiful (KAB) has a lot of folks come through our office and we’ve also got a lot of need for things like office supplies and gardening tools, so to bring the two together we would like to have a Giving Tree to display in our office that would be decorated with tags depicting things that we could really use.  People can give to the giving tree, we’ll continue to give back to the community, and the tree grows stronger and stronger. If you’d like to adopt this project please contact Jessica@KeepAustinBeautiful.org 

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Austin Community Trees (ACT): South Congress Combined Planning Area11/22/2009 ACT, a city-sponsored tree program will be giving away free trees to the South Congress Neighborhood Planning Area (East Congress, West Congress and Sweetbriar). The boundaries of the planning area are: north - Ben White, west - S. 1st St., south - William Cannon, east - IH 35. Volunteers are needed to assist with delivery of trees to homes and businesses that have requested them and planting/mulching for those who are elderly and/or disabled. The purpose of this program is to decrease the Urban Heat Island Effect by increasing tree canopy. All trees will be planted on private property.   Day: Sunday, Nov. 22, 2009Time: noon - 4pmLocation: Rudy's Automotive, 4431 Lucksinger La. east of Congress Avenue, off of E. St Elmo, (South Central Austin - 78745)Parking: along the streetContact:  Stephanie Etkin with the Planning and Development Review Department at 974-6413, or send an email to stephanie.etkin@ci.austin.tx.us Note: Bring gloves and shovel if you will be planting -------------More info:Austin Community Trees in the South Congress Neighborhood Planning Area Plant trees for a healthy ecosystem and a healthier community.  Austin Community Trees (ACT) is a volunteer based program and we need your help for it to be successful.   Please Consider Volunteering To Help on:Friday November 20th 8:00 am – 12:00 pmLocation: Rudy’s Automotive at 4431 Lucksinger Ln,·         Prep for Sunday: Unload and group trees after they’re deliveredSunday November 22nd  12:00 pm – 4:00 pm (Sign up for a 2 or 4 hour slot)Location: Rudy’s Automotive at 4431 Lucksinger Ln,·         Volunteer your truck and driving skills by transporting trees·         Ride along and help deliver trees ·         Plant trees for the elderly or disabled   Anyone using their vehicle for transport will have to show proof of auto insurance, and all volunteers will be asked to sign a liability release form.   Volunteers are encouraged to bring gloves and must be able to lift a minimum of 30 lbs.     If you're interested in volunteering or want to find out more information, please contact Stephanie Etkin with the Planning and Development Review Department at 974-6413, or send an email to stephanie.etkin@ci.austin.tx.us.    ACT is supported by the Planning and Development Review Department, Parks and Recreation Department, and Austin Energy. 

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KAB Vol Op: Create a Giving TreeFlexible Calling all creative talent, or just anyone who likes having fun cutting up paper and playing with string.  Keep Austin Beautiful (KAB) has a lot of folks come through our office and we’ve also got a lot of need for things like office supplies and gardening tools, so to bring the two together we would like to have a Giving Tree to display in our office that would be decorated with tags depicting things that we could really use.  People can give to the giving tree, we’ll continue to give back to the community, and the tree grows stronger and stronger. If you’d like to adopt this project please contact Jessica@KeepAustinBeautiful.org 

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UpLift Austin CommUNITY Work Days11/23/09 Come volunteer and support the efforts of UpLift Austin to make KIPP Austin Collegiate charter school a greener and healthier school! The 9th grade students will be implementing 4 sustainability projects on campus, and they are seeking volunteers to work along side students. Projects include: - Campus Organic Garden - Xeriscape Landscaped Recreation Area - KIPP Mural - Campus Wide Recycling Program Type of labor: General labor (ie. good exercise) - building, drilling, sawing, shoveling, lifting, painting, planting, gardening, etc. Suitable for: Anyone! No special degrees or skills required.... although if you have a special talent for gardening, landscape design, carpentry, fence building, and/or art, please do bring it along! (Children under age 13 must have an adult guardian present.) Volunteers are welcome to come either or both days, in any time frame that suits your schedule! Please let UpLift Austin know when you're able to work alongside the students and other community members! Date: Thursday, Nov. 19 AND Monday, Nov. 23Time:  Thursday 9am- 5pm, Monday 11am-5pmContact:  If interested please email the UpLift Campus Coordinator, Adrienne Clements, at adrienne@upliftaustin.org.  More detailed information on logistics will be sent to registrants soon. 

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KAB Vol Op: Create a Giving TreeFlexible Calling all creative talent, or just anyone who likes having fun cutting up paper and playing with string.  Keep Austin Beautiful (KAB) has a lot of folks come through our office and we’ve also got a lot of need for things like office supplies and gardening tools, so to bring the two together we would like to have a Giving Tree to display in our office that would be decorated with tags depicting things that we could really use.  People can give to the giving tree, we’ll continue to give back to the community, and the tree grows stronger and stronger. If you’d like to adopt this project please contact Jessica@KeepAustinBeautiful.org 

11 / 25
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Ecological Literacy Workday Last Saturday of Each Month       Combining volunteer work with learning about local ecology, the Ecological Literacy Day at Hornsby Bend begins with several hours of outdoor work - ranging from trail maintenance to habitat restoration to work in the native plant nursery - and ends with at least an hour of learning about local ecology - birds, bugs, and more! Wear boots and work clothing, and be sure to bring your binoculars.   When:  Saturday, December 29th  9am-1pm Where:  Hornsby Bend, 2210 South FM 973 (SE Austin – 78725) Contact:  Kevin Anderson at Kevin.Anderson@ci.austin.tx.us or 512-972-1960  

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A Special West Bouldin Creek Greenbelt Clean-up & Invasive Species Removal12/05/09  This very special clean up of the West Bouldin Creek Greenbelt is in accordance with the University of Texas, Lady Bird Wildflower Center Environmental Assessment Report wherein it was established that non-native species of trees and shrubs are negatively affecting the health of the greenbelt. In order to protect and conserve valuable native trees and shrubs such as elms, oaks, pecans and other valuable under story plants, the first step to remove invasive foliage removal is planned. Invasive plants crowd out the slower growing natives and rob them of valuable nutrients and water. In addition, stream bank stabilization and flood control will be aided with the removal of trash & debris along and in the creek channel. All volunteer work is being closely supervised by the City of Austin Parks & Recreation Department Forestry Division. Date: Saturday, December 5thTime:  8:30am-1pmLocation: Western side of South Sixth St. between 1210 and 1100 South Sixth St. along the parks greenbelt easement.Contact: Ingrid Weigand, BCNA Park Committee Chair, e-mail: urpprods@earthlink.net Special Note: In order to facilitate the smooth and safe removal of trash and unwanted foliage, please do not park on the west side of South Sixth Street along the greenbelt during the work session time. 

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Crestmont Drive Tree Planting12/05/09 Please join Treefolks at Cresmont Drive to plant 50 trees on this beautiful fall day.  As always, wear comfortable work clothes and closed-toe shoes and bring a friend!  Date: Saturday, December 5thTime:  9am-12pmLocation: Crestmont Dr, 78756Contact: Please rsvp to scott@treefolks.org and arrive in time to be signed in at 9:00.

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Clean Lady Bird LakeDecember 5, 2009 Love Lady Bird Lake but hate the styrofoam washed up along its shoreline?  Join hundreds of volunteers in an increased effort to put the finishing touches on this beautiful asset to our community.  Volunteers will have a rewarding morning as they search high and low for every last bit of trash and get to know other lake enthusiasts.  There are five starting locations for shoreline volunteers, and on-the-water volunteer will have boats provided by Texas Rowing Center, Zilker Boat Rentals, and Rowing Dock. Volunteers who’d like to bring their own boats may join the Sierra Club cleanup starting at the NW corner of the lake/I-35 or join KAB volunteers launching from the International Youth Hostel, 2200 South Lakeshore Blvd.   (See registration link below for more details).  On-the-Water volunteers for most of the sites should be 16 years or older (on-the-water volunteers with LCRA should be 18 or accompanied by an adult guardian).    After a semester of learning about water testing, pollution solutions, and trash students from KAB’s Green Teens program are ready to wow you with their knowledge. Join students and tap into your science-sense at one of the two student-led education stations located at Auditorium Shores and the north shore of Lady Bird Lake meeting underneath Mo-pac. Date: Saturday, December 5thTime:  9am-11amLocation: all around Lady Bird LakeRegistration:  CLICK HERE to registerWebsite: www.KeepAustinBeautiful.org/LadyBirdLakePrizes and refreshments provided by:  Austin Rowing Club, Baby Acapulco, Docs Motorworks, Dominican Joe, Four Seasons, & Lift Cafe    If you'd like to donate a prize for our fantastic volunteers please email Jessica@KeepAustinBeautiful.org   This program is made possible thanks to generous donations from The Trail Foundation and Watershed Protection Development Review.   CLICK HERE to see fun photos from the last large scale lake cleanup.

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Call for Projects – MLK Day of Service1/16/09**Project Registration deadline is December 31, 2009.**Like Dr. King, Hands On Central Texas believes everyone can achieve greatness through service to others. The MLK Day of Service volunteer projects and activities will help volunteers understand how to use Dr. King’s blueprint for civic and social activism to affect social change in our community. It is a day of volunteering to feed the hungry, rehabilitate housing, tutoring those who can't read, mentoring youngsters, and many other projects for building the beloved community of his dream.  Register your volunteer project today! Start the day with a Kickoff entitled “Reflecting on the Dream,” a civic engagement session that will focus on Dr. King’s philosophies and why they are still relevant today.  Date:  Saturday, January 16, 2010Time:  8:30am-3pmContact:  Diana Santos at diana.santos@unitedwaycapitalarea.orgKickoff Location: Huston-Tillotson UniversityDavage-Durden Union Building900 Chicon St, 78702 •Volunteer Check-In: 8:30am – 9:00am •"Reflecting on the Dream" program: 9:00am - 10:00 am •Service Projects: 10:30am – 3:00pm All volunteers are required to check-in at Huston-Tillotson University starting at 8:30am! Project Deadline: Project Registration deadline is December 31, 2009. *Even though you have a few weeks to submit your projects, we're asking you to add them to our site as soon as you can to ensure we can get 100% participation from our volunteers.Click below to open the instructions on how to post your project on Hands On Central Texas (HOT). All volunteer projects should be registered on the Hands On Central Texas website - www.handsoncentraltexas.org. Please print out the instructions, review and register your project.

Event Logistics: All volunteer projects should run from 10:30am – 3:00 pm or until the project is finished. Hands On Central Texas will be hosting an event Kickoff at Huston-Tillotson University from 9:00am - 10:00 am. All volunteers must check-in for their projects at the Kickoff location. Please inform your volunteers about the Kickoff and volunteer check-in. Agency coordinators are invited to attend as well.Keep Austin Beautiful Reminder: Keep in mind volunteers can organize a cleanup of their favorite creek, street or neighborhood at www.keepaustinbeautiful.org/cleanup.  Tools are also available to checkout for any service project at www.keepaustinbeautiful.org/toolshack  

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Call for Projects – MLK Day of Service1/16/09**Project Registration deadline is December 31, 2009.**Like Dr. King, Hands On Central Texas believes everyone can achieve greatness through service to others. The MLK Day of Service volunteer projects and activities will help volunteers understand how to use Dr. King’s blueprint for civic and social activism to affect social change in our community. It is a day of volunteering to feed the hungry, rehabilitate housing, tutoring those who can't read, mentoring youngsters, and many other projects for building the beloved community of his dream.  Register your volunteer project today! Start the day with a Kickoff entitled “Reflecting on the Dream,” a civic engagement session that will focus on Dr. King’s philosophies and why they are still relevant today.  Date:  Saturday, January 16, 2010Time:  8:30am-3pmContact:  Diana Santos at diana.santos@unitedwaycapitalarea.orgKickoff Location: Huston-Tillotson UniversityDavage-Durden Union Building900 Chicon St, 78702 •Volunteer Check-In: 8:30am – 9:00am •"Reflecting on the Dream" program: 9:00am - 10:00 am •Service Projects: 10:30am – 3:00pm All volunteers are required to check-in at Huston-Tillotson University starting at 8:30am! Project Deadline: Project Registration deadline is December 31, 2009. *Even though you have a few weeks to submit your projects, we're asking you to add them to our site as soon as you can to ensure we can get 100% participation from our volunteers.Click below to open the instructions on how to post your project on Hands On Central Texas (HOT). All volunteer projects should be registered on the Hands On Central Texas website - www.handsoncentraltexas.org. Please print out the instructions, review and register your project.

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Zilker Tree Holiday Festival12/12/09 and 12/13/09 – 12/21/09  This year the Solid Waste Services Department is partnering with the Parks and Recreation Department to make the 2009 Zilker Tree Holiday Festival clean and green.  The festival will run December 6th through December 21st. As part of efforts to reduce the waste at the festival, organizers are looking for volunteers to serve as Environmental Ambassadors.  The primary role of Environmental Ambassadors is to let the festival guests know where recycling is available at the event. Volunteers will be stationed throughout the festival to assist attendees in recycling.  To find out more about the festival please go to: http://www.ci.austin.tx.us/tol/.  Please note that:■         For volunteers that are age 15 -17, groups must provide 1 adult for every 5 volunteers.■         Groups need to arrive by 5:15 and leave at 10:15 p.m. on their designated night to work.■         Organizations will provide one liaison to work with Solid Waste Services and Parks and Recreation to assist with any communications.■         Each volunteer will be provided with training and the necessary information to complete their volunteer assignment. Dates: 12/12/09 and 12/13/09 – 12/21/09 Time:  contact Liane for detailsLocation: Zilker Park, 2100 Barton Springs Road (78746)Contact:   Please email liane.miller@ci.austin.tx.us  In your email please include the following information:■         Group Name■         Number of Participants ■         Age Range of Participants■         Point of Contact for the Group (please include: name, email, and phone number)■         Dates Available are:  o   Sunday, December 6 – Zilker Tree Lighting Ceremony  (6 volunteers needed)o   Saturday, December 12 – Zilker Tree Holiday Festival Fun Run (10 volunteers needed)o   Sunday, December 13 thru Monday, December 21 – Zilker Tree Holiday Festival Event Nights (20 volunteers per night) Dates for volunteering will be issued on a first come first serve basis so please respond as soon as possible to get your preferred time slot.

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WildBasin Workday 2nd Saturday of Each Month   Like to get dirty, work hard, and have fun? Then join us for trail maintenance, invasive plant removal, revegetation, erosion control, and other land management projects on the second Saturday of each month.   Date: 2nd Saturday of every month Time:  8:30am-12:00pm Location:  Wild Basin Wilderness Preserve, 805 N. Capitol of TX Hwy (West Austin-78746)  Contact:  For more details, email hike@wildbasin.org or call 512-327-7622, ext 17. Note: Wear hiking boots or sturdy shoes and long pants with a long-sleeved shirt; bring bottled water and gloves, plus a day/fanny pack to carry personal items. You need your hands free! Dress for the weather: hat & sunscreen for solar protection; raincoat/light jacket if it's chilly or raining lightly. We don't go out in thunderstorm conditions. Website: www.wildbasin.org

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Walkable Austin Palm Park Project12/12/09 Come out with other volunteers and enjoy a day of cleaning up Palm Park followed by lunch provided by Moonshine Grill!Date:  Saturday, December 12thTime:  9am – 12pmLocation:  Palm Park, down the street from Iron Works Barbeque Restaurant at 3rd St and S I-35 Frontage Rd (78701)Contact:  Contact Greg Anderson at 512.426.1041 or ganderson@andrewsurban.com

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Zilker Tree Holiday Festival12/13/09 – 12/21/09  This year the Solid Waste Services Department is partnering with the Parks and Recreation Department to make the 2009 Zilker Tree Holiday Festival clean and green.  The festival will run December 6th through December 21st. As part of efforts to reduce the waste at the festival, organizers are looking for volunteers to serve as Environmental Ambassadors.  The primary role of Environmental Ambassadors is to let the festival guests know where recycling is available at the event. Volunteers will be stationed throughout the festival to assist attendees in recycling.  To find out more about the festival please go to: http://www.ci.austin.tx.us/tol/.  Please note that:■         For volunteers that are age 15 -17, groups must provide 1 adult for every 5 volunteers.■         Groups need to arrive by 5:15 and leave at 10:15 p.m. on their designated night to work.■         Organizations will provide one liaison to work with Solid Waste Services and Parks and Recreation to assist with any communications.■         Each volunteer will be provided with training and the necessary information to complete their volunteer assignment. Dates: 12/13/09 – 12/21/09 Time:  contact Liane for detailsLocation: Zilker Park, 2100 Barton Springs Road (78746)Contact:   Please email liane.miller@ci.austin.tx.us  In your email please include the following information:■         Group Name■         Number of Participants ■         Age Range of Participants■         Point of Contact for the Group (please include: name, email, and phone number)■         Dates Available are:  o   Sunday, December 6 – Zilker Tree Lighting Ceremony  (6 volunteers needed)o   Saturday, December 12 – Zilker Tree Holiday Festival Fun Run (10 volunteers needed)o   Sunday, December 13 thru Monday, December 21 – Zilker Tree Holiday Festival Event Nights (20 volunteers per night) Dates for volunteering will be issued on a first come first serve basis so please respond as soon as possible to get your preferred time slot.

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