Join us for a treatment day in the woods! Meet the Strike Team at the Hemlock Conservation office, and we will provide transportation to the site. During this treatment day, we will be using basal bark spraying methods to treat hemlock trees. If the weather is expected to be rainy or windy, we will adjust our work plan and use stem injection methods to treat or tree mark an area to prepare a stand for treatment. 

Please note that volunteers must have Hemlock Hero training to participate in treatment days. While we welcome everyone to join us, it's essential to understand that this type of work can be physically demanding and requires the use of pesticides. Prospective volunteers must be well-prepared and capable of navigating challenging terrain in a fast-paced environment.

Bring everything you need for a full day in the field, including water, lunch/snacks, and appropriate clothing/footwear. More information will be provided upon registration.

Location TBD!

Please contact Jessica Ihlen, the HWA Project Coordinator, for any further inquiries.

jessica.ihlen@medwaycommunityforest.com

Join us for a treatment training event and become a Hemlock Hero! 

By becoming a Hemlock Hero, you contribute to protecting our old-growth hemlock forests and gain valuable knowledge about pesticide safety and treatment applications.

Upon completing the training, you can sign up for volunteer opportunities and join our strike team in the field. We'll provide you with all the necessary tools and support to carry out your tasks safely and effectively.

As a Hemlock Hero volunteer, you play a vital role in protecting hemlock trees threatened by the Hemlock Woolly Adelgid (HWA).

Prospective volunteers should come prepared for a full day outdoors. Please bring water, lunch/snacks, and appropriate clothing/footwear. While everyone is welcome to participate, it's important to note that this kind of work involves the use of pesticides. To receive more information, please complete the registration process.

Please contact Jessica Ihlen, the Hemlock Conservation Project Coordinator, for any further inquiries.

jessica.ihlen@medwaycommunityforest.com

Join us for a treatment day in the woods! Meet the Strike Team at the Hemlock Conservation office, and we will provide transportation to the site. During this treatment day, we will be using basal bark spraying methods to treat hemlock trees. If the weather is expected to be rainy or windy, we will adjust our work plan and use stem injection methods to treat or tree mark an area to prepare a stand for treatment. 

Please note that volunteers must have Hemlock Hero training to participate in treatment days. While we welcome everyone to join us, it's essential to understand that this type of work can be physically demanding and requires the use of pesticides. Prospective volunteers must be well-prepared and capable of navigating challenging terrain in a fast-paced environment.

Bring everything you need for a full day in the field, including water, lunch/snacks, and appropriate clothing/footwear. More information will be provided upon registration.

Location TBD!

Please contact Jessica Ihlen, the HWA Project Coordinator, for any further inquiries.

jessica.ihlen@medwaycommunityforest.com

Join us for a treatment day in the woods! Meet the Strike Team at the Hemlock Conservation office, and we will provide transportation to the site. During this treatment day, we will be using basal bark spraying methods to treat hemlock trees. If the weather is expected to be rainy or windy, we will adjust our work plan and use stem injection methods to treat or tree mark an area to prepare a stand for treatment. 

Please note that volunteers must have Hemlock Hero training to participate in treatment days. While we welcome everyone to join us, it's essential to understand that this type of work can be physically demanding and requires the use of pesticides. Prospective volunteers must be well-prepared and capable of navigating challenging terrain in a fast-paced environment.

Bring everything you need for a full day in the field, including water, lunch/snacks, and appropriate clothing/footwear. More information will be provided upon registration.

Location TBD!

Please contact Jessica Ihlen, the HWA Project Coordinator, for any further inquiries.

jessica.ihlen@medwaycommunityforest.com

Join us for a treatment day in the woods! Meet the Strike Team at the Hemlock Conservation office, and we will provide transportation to the site. During this treatment day, we will be using basal bark spraying methods to treat hemlock trees. If the weather is expected to be rainy or windy, we will adjust our work plan and use stem injection methods to treat or tree mark an area to prepare a stand for treatment. 

Please note that volunteers must have Hemlock Hero training to participate in treatment days. While we welcome everyone to join us, it's essential to understand that this type of work can be physically demanding and requires the use of pesticides. Prospective volunteers must be well-prepared and capable of navigating challenging terrain in a fast-paced environment.

Bring everything you need for a full day in the field, including water, lunch/snacks, and appropriate clothing/footwear. More information will be provided upon registration.

Location TBD!

Please contact Jessica Ihlen, the HWA Project Coordinator, for any further inquiries.

jessica.ihlen@medwaycommunityforest.com

Join us for a treatment day in the woods! Meet the Strike Team at the Hemlock Conservation office, and we will provide transportation to the site. During this treatment day, we will be using basal bark spraying methods to treat hemlock trees. If the weather is expected to be rainy or windy, we will adjust our work plan and use stem injection methods to treat or tree mark an area to prepare a stand for treatment. 

Please note that volunteers must have Hemlock Hero training to participate in treatment days. While we welcome everyone to join us, it's essential to understand that this type of work can be physically demanding and requires the use of pesticides. Prospective volunteers must be well-prepared and capable of navigating challenging terrain in a fast-paced environment.

Bring everything you need for a full day in the field, including water, lunch/snacks, and appropriate clothing/footwear. More information will be provided upon registration.

Location TBD!

Please contact Jessica Ihlen, the HWA Project Coordinator, for any further inquiries.

jessica.ihlen@medwaycommunityforest.com

Join us for a treatment training event and become a Hemlock Hero! 

By becoming a Hemlock Hero, you contribute to protecting our old-growth hemlock forests and gain valuable knowledge about pesticide safety and treatment applications.

Upon completing the training, you can sign up for volunteer opportunities and join our strike team in the field. We'll provide you with all the necessary tools and support to carry out your tasks safely and effectively.

As a Hemlock Hero volunteer, you play a vital role in protecting hemlock trees threatened by the Hemlock Woolly Adelgid (HWA).

Prospective volunteers should come prepared for a full day outdoors. Please bring water, lunch/snacks, and appropriate clothing/footwear. While everyone is welcome to participate, it's important to note that this kind of work involves the use of pesticides. To receive more information, please complete the registration process.

Please contact Jessica Ihlen, the Hemlock Conservation Project Coordinator, for any further inquiries.

jessica.ihlen@medwaycommunityforest.com