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Earth Day Cleanup at Natural Bridge State Park
- Dates: April 19, 2025
- Times: 9am - 12pm
- Admission: None
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Natural Bridge State Park
6477 South Lee Highway
Natural Bridge, VA 24578 - Phone: (540) 425-0837
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Stewardship Saturday falls during Earth Week this month, so we are going to tackle a conservation project in the park! Sturdy leather gloves will be provided, but we recommend bringing your own if you have them. Be sure to bring plenty of water and wear sturdy shoes or boots.
To get more details or to sign up, please contact our volunteer coordinator at Aaron.Farmer@dcr.virginia.gov or call (540) 425-0837.
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Earth Day Cleanup at Natural Bridge State Park
- 6477 South Lee Highway
- Natural Bridge, VA 24578
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