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Due to warm and dry weather, Edmonton Fire Rescue Services has issued a fire restriction which prohibits open burning and fireworks. edmonton.ca/firebans

Partners in Parks

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Partners in Parks is a beautification program that helps Edmontonians enhance and preserve their local green space.

Volunteer Activities

Partners in Parks volunteers maintain horticultural shrub beds. If you see a Partners in Parks volunteer hard at work, make sure to let them know how much their effort is helping to beautify your neighbourhood!

Maintenance activities include:

  • Removing litter
  • Weeding shrub beds
  • Planting non-invasive annuals or perennials
  • Watering plant material

Volunteer efforts will:

  • Boost pride in our city
  • Bring beauty to your neighbourhood
  • Reduce presence of invasive weeds
  • Improve habitat for native plants, birds and pollinators

Benefits of volunteering include:

  • Gain personal satisfaction and enjoyment
  • Opportunity for staying physically and mentally healthy
  • Enhance horticulture and gardening skills
  • Seasonal recognition
Noxious Weeds
Not all flowers are friendly. Help pursue, capture and destroy these public enemies.
Parkland Care
Through the use of naturalization, responsible herbicide use and mowing, the City of Edmonton promotes biodiversity in our green spaces.
Composting
Turn your food scraps and yard waste into a valuable soil enhancement.

Related Links

Community Gardens

Communities in Bloom

Edmonton Horticultural Society

For More Information

Title Community Greening Coordinator
Email partnersinparks@edmonton.ca

311 Contact Centre

Online Contact 311 Online
Telephone

In Edmonton: 311
Outside Edmonton: 780-442-5311
TTY 780-944-5555

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