We need a few hands to mark the boundary around protected land in Lenoir, NC!

Background: The property, called the City of Lenoir Watershed, is 588 acres and is under a conservation easement because it features important waterways, plants, and wildlife habitat. Foothills Conservancy of NC monitors this land for natural occurrences such as: erosion, mudslides, or flooding. We also look for intentional violations of the easement including: trash dumping, trespassing, and hunting. Marking the boundaries clearly will help alert others to the significance of this land and hopefully deter them from committing any violations.

What to expect: No experience is necessary, but you must be comfortable walking off trail on potentially steep terrain, and okay with working alone. Volunteers may be asked to carry flagging, signs, nails, hammers, and/or paint and paint brushes (bring a daypack if you have one!) A demonstration will be given on how to mark a boundary and all tools will be provided. We will then split up, with mapping devices, and walk the boundary - marking as we go.

• Daypack
• Water Bottle(s)
• Dress in warm layers
• Lunch (only light snacks provided)
• Closed-toed shoes w/ ankle protection