Photos from the Earth Day POWER (protect our wilderness experience and resources) walk, April 23., 2017.
Photos from the Arbor Day Walk in the Woods with Joan Maloof on April 30, 2016.
Greenbelt Annual Pumpkin Walk coverage in the Greenbelt News Review
October 29, 2015
By Brandon Cole
October 29, 2015
The 27th Annual Pumpkin Carving Party Free Event Tied to a Bigger Purpose (page 7)
By Glen Charlton
Zero Waste Is Successful After Pumpkin Party (page 7)
By Lore Rosenthal
By Melissa Ehrenreich (page 2)
October 22,2015
Annual Pumpkin Festival to be this Weekend (page 1)
By Melissa Ehrenreich
More Parade Photos
On Sunday, September 7, the Butterfly Brigade was excited to host Greenbelt's monthly Artful Afternoon arts and crafts activity, a garden-themed workshop where participants made pollinator finger puppets, tissue paper flowers for them to "pollinate", and decorated "flowerpots" made from recycled cardboard coffee containers. Whether choosing a bird, bee, butterfly, or bat, children, parents and grandparents had a great time channeling their inner pollinator!
Read the article in the Greenbelt News Review below.
On Satruday, June 14, the Butterfly Brigade hosted the second event in its Pollinator Series with Greenbelt scientist Jason Martin, a walk and talk around Greenbelt Lake in Buddy Attick park. Pollinator enthusiasts of all ages enjoyed identifying native bees and learning about the importance of protecting habitat for pollinators.
Read the story in the Greenbelt News Review below.
Friends of the Greenbelt Forest Preserve have launched the Butterfly Brigade to raise awareness of the importance of protecting pollinators while encouraging the planting of pollinator-friendly gardens, including milkweed, the sole food source for the declining Monarch butterflies. The group also intends to host community educational events and will have a booth, complete with milkweed seeds to plant, at this year's Greenbelt Greenman Festival, May 10-11.
Read the article in the Greenbelt News Review below.