Join Fort Bragg urban greening efforts by planting native milkweed to support Monarch butterfly migration patterns. Following recommended methods as defined by Xerces Society, we’ll be planting Asclepias Fascicularis at the Noyo Food Forest located on the Fort Bragg Highschool campus. Tools, gloves, and snacks will be provided.

This hands-on volunteer event has limited spaces, RSVP today!
Email: katcosta@conservationworksnc.org.

Led by Conservation Works in collaboration with Noyo Food Forest & California Climate Action Corp, funded by Bee Bold Thanksgiving Coffee.

• Location: 300A Dana St. Fort Bragg

• Parking: enter Dana St. parking lot and park in NE corner at Noyo Food Forest entrance