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VOLUNTEER: National Public Lands Day at Zion NP

Sat, Sep 26

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Zion Nature Center

Work alongside park staff to cut and remove non-native tamarisk plants from a section of the Virgin River

VOLUNTEER: National Public Lands Day at Zion NP
VOLUNTEER: National Public Lands Day at Zion NP

Time & Location

Sep 26, 2026, 7:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Zion Nature Center, UT-9, Springdale, UT 84767, USA

About The Event

Conserve Southwest Utah volunteers will join Zion National Park staff in a project to remove non-native tamarisk from the banks of the Virgin River in a selected location of the park. We will carpool from locations in St George, LaVerkin, and Virgin as early as 7:00 am to meet at the Zion Nature Center parking area by 8:00 am for project details. Hand tools (saws, loppers, clippers) and some gloves will be provided. Bring a pair of gloves and shoes or boots that you can get wet while working on the riverbank. Volunteers will cut and hand carry stems away from the river. NPS staff will treat cut stumps with herbicide to prevent resprouts. Children may help on the project but will require parental supervision.


We plan to work until noon, then break for lunch in Springdale. CSU will provide lunch for all volunteers who register before September 24.

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Conserve Southwest Utah

321 N Mall Dr, Ste B202

St George, UT 84790

Email: email@conserveswu.org

Phone: (435) 200-4712

EIN: 56-2600858

Conserve Southwest Utah is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to protecting Southern Utah's lands, water and livability —your support makes our work possible.

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