No plans this weekend? No problem! ☀️🌿 From giving back through volunteer work to meeting Park Rangers over coffee, there's always something happening with SLC Public Lands. Check out our events: https://t.co/kyIrfXHqsu #SLCPublicLands#VolunteerEvent#ParkRanger#GetOutside
Our Urban Forestry team plants approx 2,000 new trees during trees dormant season! From November to April, SLC temps drop, and we see more rain and snow. These conditions allow for better root establishment and less transplant shock. Learn more at https://t.co/K7ixWv6uns
🌿✨ Weekend plans? Join us Saturday for a Jordan River cleanup, cloud-watching at Liberty Park, and nature poetry at the downtown library! Let’s make the most of the outdoors—see you there! 🌎💚 #SLCPublicLands#GetOutside#Volunteer
Our Urban Forestry team plants approx 2,000 new trees during trees dormant season! From November to April, SLC temps drop, and we see more rain and snow. These conditions allow for better root establishment and less transplant shock. Learn more at https://t.co/K7ixWv6uns
🎣 Visit with Fairmont Park Rangers and try your hand at fishing! Sat, Feb 22, 2:30-3:30pm, learn about fishing responsibly with the least injury to your catch. Bring your fishing gear to Fairmont Pond! 📄 Fishing license required ages 12+. Sign up at https://t.co/kUHX0g6T5e
❄️ Some of us are unknowingly using ski wax containing harmful per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). ⛷️ Those chemicals make their way from our skis to the snow, then into our drinking water supply. More at https://t.co/dOimVQXfwt. #SLCMountainDell#SkiSLC#PFASFreeSkiWax
Shoutout to the rock stars of our team! 🎸✨ Your hard work makes our parks and green spaces truly special. 🌿💚 Congrats to this quarter’s standouts—you help make our city feel like home! 🏡👏 #EmployeeRecognition#SLCPublicLands#ParksHeroes
🚧 With the help of the SLC Engineering team, we were able update this section of sidewalk at Cottonwood Park. The path is now a usable ADA sidewalk and will improve tree health by allowing the roots room to grow. 🌳 #SLCCottonwoodPark#SLCParks#SLCEngineering#SLCUrbanForestry
Get outside this weekend! 🐾🌳 Track animals in the Foothills or chat with a Park Ranger over coffee to learn about our Public Lands. Adventure awaits! 🌞☕ More events: https://t.co/kyIrfXHqsu #SLCPublicLands#SLCParkRangers#GetOutside
🎇 Stay safe during your run! 🔦 As our daylight hours are shorter, lighted or reflective jogging gear will help you to be seen when running to, from, or in our parks. The same gear can help with visibility on gray snowy or rainy days. #SLCParks#RunningInTheDark
🐺 Interested in the animal tracks in the Foothills? ❄️ This is a great time to spot tracks! Join Park Rangers at the 18th Avenue Trailhead on Sat, Jan 25, and get a quick tutorial in identifying tracks, from 10am to noon, so drop in any time. More at https://t.co/8Iwn4o7CmL
❄️ Some of us are unknowingly using ski wax containing harmful per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). ⛷️ Those chemicals make their way from our skis to the snow, then into our drinking water supply. More at https://t.co/E9dQ8ADAnK. #SLCMountainDell#SkiSLC#PFASFreeSkiWax
Care for Fairmont Park this Martin Luther King Jr. Day! Join Friends of Fairmont Park on Mon, Jan 20, 1-2PM for a clean-up event. Meet by the Park Ranger station and dress warmly. Contact Sarah to RSVP 801-694-9466. #FriendsOfFairmontPark#MLKDayServiceEvent#FairmontParkCleanUp
Weekend plans? 📆 This Sunday, Jan 12:
🌤️ 12 PM - Cloud Watching Club @ Liberty Park
🦅 3 PM - Backyard Birding @ Downtown Liberty
Explore & learn outdoors! 🍃 More events: https://t.co/Hf2cTDjjht
#SLCPublicLands#SLCEvents#GetOutside
🐺 Interested in the animal tracks in the Foothills? ❄️ This is a great time to spot tracks! Join Park Rangers at the 18th Avenue Trailhead on Sat, Jan 25, and get a quick tutorial in identifying tracks, from 10am to noon, so drop in any time. More at https://t.co/8Iwn4o7CmL
Our Urban Forestry team plants approx 2,000 new trees during trees dormant season! From November to April, SLC temps drop, and we see more rain and snow. These conditions allow for better root establishment and less transplant shock. Learn more at https://t.co/K7ixWv6uns