Opportunities From: Hamilton County (IN)

Calling all Weed Wranglers! Come help us restore the ecological health of Prather Park on Saturday, March 14 from 9:00am - 12:00pm. We will be removing a variety invasive species.

This project requires pulling, cutting and hauling. Gloves, long pants and sturdy shoes are recommended.

Minors must have authorized parental permission.

The park is located at 12575 River Road, Carmel, IN 46033.

There is ample parking located within the park.

The Hamilton County Parks and Recreation Department encourages public involvement in the maintenance and enhancement of community parks and facilities. The Park Steward Program is a volunteer-based activity where individuals or groups "adopt" and maintain designated HCPR parks or areas within parks for a full calendar year.  Park Stewards help keep Hamilton County parks and trails safe, clean and environmentally healthy for all to enjoy. 

The Hamilton County Parks and Recreation Department encourages public involvement in the maintenance and enhancement of community parks and facilities. The Park Steward Program is a volunteer-based activity where individuals or groups "adopt" and maintain designated HCPR parks or areas within parks for a full calendar year.  Park Stewards help keep Hamilton County parks and trails safe, clean and environmentally healthy for all to enjoy.

The Hamilton County Parks and Recreation Department encourages public involvement in the maintenance and enhancement of community parks and facilities. The Park Steward Program is a volunteer-based activity where individuals or groups "adopt" and maintain designated HCPR parks or areas within parks for a full calendar year.  Park Stewards help keep Hamilton County parks and trails safe, clean and environmentally healthy for all to enjoy.

The Hamilton County Parks and Recreation Department encourages public involvement in the maintenance and enhancement of community parks and facilities. The Park Steward Program is a volunteer-based activity where individuals or groups "adopt" and maintain designated HCPR parks or areas within parks for a full calendar year.  Park Stewards help keep Hamilton County parks and trails safe, clean and environmentally healthy for all to enjoy.

Typical tasks include sweeping, mopping, dusting, vacuuming, wiping down surfaces, etc.

The Hamilton County Parks and Recreation Department encourages public involvement in the maintenance and daily operations of community parks and facilities. The Park Steward Program is a volunteer-based activity where individuals or groups "adopt" and maintain designated HCPR parks, facilities or areas within parks for a full calendar year.  Park Stewards assist Hamilton County Parks staff with various projects at the Cool Creek Nature Center.