Volunteer: Plug Planting at the HOPJoin Heartland Conservation Alliance to plant 3,000 plugs at the Heartland Overlook Preserve (HOP)! SIGN UP HERE. Led by Conservation Land Steward Christian Holderby, you’ll learn about woodland ecology, the importance of herbaceous plants, and how to properly plant plugs. Community Partner: Heartland Conservation Alliance Join Heartland Conservation Alliance to plant 3,000 plugs at the Heartland Overlook Preserve (HOP)! SIGN UP HERE. Led by Conservation Land Steward Christian Holderby, you’ll learn about woodland ecology, the importance of herbaceous plants, and how to properly plant plugs. Community Partner: Heartland Conservation Alliance Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 64132 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Tree Planting at the HOPHelp us grow a greener, healthier Kansas City! On Wednesday, September 30th, Heartland Conservation Alliance invites you to join in planting 50 new trees at the Heartland Overlook Preserve. SIGN UP HERE. These trees will do more than add beauty — they’ll help feed pollinators, improve water quality, provide stormwater retention, boost biodiversity, and create vital habitats for our wildlife friends. This work reflects the One Health approach, which recognizes that the health of people, animals, plants, and the environment are deeply connected. By strengthening our urban tree canopy, we’re supporting cleaner air, healthier ecosystems, and more resilient communities — creating benefits that extend to all living things. Community Partner: Heartland Conservation Alliance Help us grow a greener, healthier Kansas City! On Wednesday, September 30th, Heartland Conservation Alliance invites you to join in planting 50 new trees at the Heartland Overlook Preserve. SIGN UP HERE. These trees will do more than add beauty — they’ll help feed pollinators, improve water quality, provide stormwater retention, boost biodiversity, and create vital habitats for our wildlife friends. This work reflects the One Health approach, which recognizes that the health of people, animals, plants, and the environment are deeply connected. By strengthening our urban tree canopy, we’re supporting cleaner air, healthier ecosystems, and more resilient communities — creating benefits that extend to all living things. Community Partner: Heartland Conservation Alliance Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Sep 30, 2026 Zip Code: 64132 Allow Groups: No |