In The News!

We’re proud to announce that Wilderness in the City has been featured in the roundup: “6 Cities Lighting Up the HNP Biodiversity Map“! Check out the article to learn about the amazing native planting projects happening nationwide and don’t miss the section featuring the newly planted plot at Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden and Bird Sanctuary – part of our Turf to Pollinator Garden Project!

Volunteer at Lebanon Hills Regional Park

Volunteer Trail Patrol Team

Enjoy the outdoors while assisting park visitors with questions, directions, and providing an extra support measure in case of emergencies. Teams include Ski, Mountain Bike, Greenway & Park Trail, Dog Park, or Equestrian. Volunteer while personally enjoying the trails yourself, so easy and fun!

Learn more and register.

Landscape Stewards

Help to maintain areas that have been planted with native grasses and wildflowers in highly visible areas. Opportunities in LHRP include the new Holland Lake Pollinator Garden, the Visitor Center Backyard and Boathouse, and Holland Lake Bay.

Holland Lake Pollinator Garden
Lead Landscape Steward
Landscape Steward Volunteer

Adopt-A-Park

By becoming an Adopt-a-Park volunteer, you will be notified first by email when new projects come up that focus on your selected park. Opportunities can include picking up trash, maintaining trails, improving park features, reducing invasive species, and various nature studies and surveys.

Sign Up to Adopt-A-Park

Student Internship

Build Leadership | Gain Work Experience | Earn Service Hours

Wilderness in the City is looking for students to serve as Youth Representatives on our Board of Directors.

Fill out the application and email it to maryannp@wildernessinthecity.org.

We are Wilderness in the City – dedicated to preserving and enhancing urban natural areas for future generations.

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Joining our email list is the best way to stay informed and learn about volunteer opportunities, events and any pending decisions on issues that may impact the future of Lebanon Hills.

Contact Us

Contact us to learn more about any issues we are working on, or if you’d like to get involved.