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Let's work together to remove the only large invasive garlic mustard patch on Belle Isle! We will walk Blue Heron Point together to pull and bag garlic mustard north of the lighthouse.
Please dress for outdoor work, wearing long pants, long-sleeve shirt, work boots and sun protection. Bring layers to dress for the weather. Bring water, a snack and any medication you might need. To prevent the spread of invasive species, ensure all gear is free of mud and seeds. Work gloves, eye protection and hand tools are provided.
Volunteer stewardship workdays with the DNR engage volunteers through hands-on restoration and education as they help remove invasive plants threatening high-quality ecosystems in state parks across southern lower Michigan. Volunteers learn plant identification, see rare ecosystems, connect with others and more. No experience is necessary and equipment and instruction are provided.
For more information, visit the Volunteer stewardship webpage.
Register by emailing Natural Resource Steward Anna Cone at ConeA1@Michigan.gov.
Please note: A Recreation Passport is required for vehicle entry into Michigan state parks.
Workday cancellations: If a workday is canceled due to inclement weather or any other reason, registered participants will receive an email notice at least two hours before the scheduled meeting time. Please check your email before departing.
Belle Isle Park 99 Pleasure Drive Detroit, Michigan, 48207 Meeting location: Meet at the parking lot near Blue Heron Lagoon. GPS/map coordinates: 42.3435, -82.9594Belle Isle Park
99 Pleasure Drive
Detroit, Michigan, 48207
Meeting location: Meet at the parking lot near Blue Heron Lagoon.
GPS/map coordinates: 42.3435, -82.9594
Start: May 02, 2026 10:00 AM
End: May 02, 2026 12:30 PM
Let's work together to remove the only large invasive garlic mustard patch on Belle Isle! We will walk Blue Heron Point together to pull and bag garlic mustard north of the lighthouse.
Please dress for outdoor work, wearing long pants, long-sleeve shirt, work boots and sun protection. Bring layers to dress for the weather. Bring water, a snack and any medication you might need. To prevent the spread of invasive species, ensure all gear is free of mud and seeds. Work gloves, eye protection and hand tools are provided.
Volunteer stewardship workdays with the DNR engage volunteers through hands-on restoration and education as they help remove invasive plants threatening high-quality ecosystems in state parks across southern lower Michigan. Volunteers learn plant identification, see rare ecosystems, connect with others and more. No experience is necessary and equipment and instruction are provided.
For more information, visit the Volunteer stewardship webpage.
Register by emailing Natural Resource Steward Anna Cone at ConeA1@Michigan.gov.
Please note: A Recreation Passport is required for vehicle entry into Michigan state parks.
Workday cancellations: If a workday is canceled due to inclement weather or any other reason, registered participants will receive an email notice at least two hours before the scheduled meeting time. Please check your email before departing.
