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Naturalist Lance Herning
Lance &
Walkers, May 6, 2017
Lyman Woods Blue Bells
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Welcome
There are many
ways you can get involved to help
preserve our natural and cultural
heritage. While financial support is
always helpful, your involvement with
the many issues facing our community
is also important. You are
welcome to attend our meetings, make
your voice heard in the political
arena and work on projects that are of
the highest interest to you.
Click
here to request more information.
Click here for a
membership application. For a
modest fee your voice can be heard,
and we can help keep you informed
about ways to preserve our
community.
Wilderness
& Wildflower Walks
In 2024 Lance Herning
led a wildflower walk in Lyman
Woods on Saturday
morning, April 27th
as well as a walk in the
Belmont Prairie on Monday,
June 24th.
Highland
Avenue
Adopt-A-Highway
As
part of our
contribution to
preserving the
entrance and perimeter
of Lyman Woods Forest
Preserve, the Alliance
has volunteered to
participate in the
national
Adopt-A-Highway
program. Our adopted
highway segment is
Highland Avenue from
39th Street north to
31st Street in Downers
Grove, IL. We can
always use the help of
volunteers during our
quarterly cleanup
sessions.
Clean
up days for 2024 are
Saturdays, April 13,
June 8, August 10, and
October 5 from 8:30
until 10:00 AM. We
meet at the 33rd
Street Lyman Woods
Parking Lot.
If you
would like to help us keep
Highland Avenue clean
please contact us at info@PDHA.org
to learn more about
volunteering.
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Arbor Day
Program
Pierce Downer's
Heritage Alliance cooperates with the Downers
Grove Park District and School District 58 to
celebrate Arbor Day with planting trees in a
local park.
The
Downers Grove Park District celebrated Arbor
Day 2024 with an educational tree planting
activity at Patriots Park, and an oak seedling
giveaway to residents.
On
Thursday, April 25, 2024, the District planted
two trees in Patriots Park with the assistance
of the Whittier School first grade classes.
PDHA made a donation to sponsor one of the
trees.
Help
support Downers Grove's urban canopy by
planting a tree in your own backyard!
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