Bee-a-Pollinator: Earth Day Service

Get outside and protect the planet at Queens Farm’s volunteer service day marking the 56th anniversary of Earth Day! Earth Day was introduced in Spring 1970 as a way of bringing national attention to environmental protection issues, and has had widespread impact. Recognition of Earth Day has reshaped awareness of how we interact with our environment and affected critical environmental protection legislation.

Queens Farm connects visitors to agriculture and the environment through the lens of its 47-acre historic site, providing learning opportunities and creating conversations about biodiversity, nutrition, health and wellness, climate change and preserving local history. Help us steward this historic farmland with an afternoon of outdoor activities highlighting simple ways you can give back to the farm and our planet. Queens Farm practices regenerative agriculture and welcomes community food scraps for composting year-round. Every day is Earth Day at Queens Farm!

Some examples of tasks that volunteers may assist with:
– Trash Flash Mob (farm-wide cleanup)
– Mulching trails & paths
– Clearing brush

It’s a day of service, learning and fun!

Free parking will be available in our south lot.