We have many ways for you to get involved with Friends of Edgewood.
Let’s all be good park visitors! Be sure to hike single file on narrow trails, keep six feet away from others, do not congregate with people who aren’t from your household, and carry face coverings. Please also be extra careful not to leave litter on the trails.
In 2005, volunteers began transforming the area around the Bill and Jean Lane Education Center from a mass of non-native weeds and brambles into an accessible native garden. Today, the native garden covers approximately ½ acre and features over 100 native plants found at Edgewood Park and Natural Preserve.
The Botanist in the Kitchen | where botany meets the cutting board
Locomotoring | Spending our time untethering the mind, getting the fidgets out, exploring the in-between ideas, and learning kin
Locomotoring | Spending our time untethering the mind, getting the fidgets out, exploring the in-between ideas, and learning kin
Pinewood Hikers Club : Why Hike