Camp Yavneh volunteers, July 26, 2006

A sample of the amount of work the campers faced on this hot July day.

The Publick Theatre moat is clear of invasives and visitors can see the turtles sunning themselves on the log and the resident great blue heron if their timing is right.

After a long day of work, campers smile for a project-ending picture.

Beaver Country Day volunteers, June 7, 2006

A little rain didn’t dampen the spirit of Team BCDS and their desire to help clean up the Charles River.

Summerbridge volunteers, August 8, 2006

The 2006 class focused on the Eliot bridge area, clearing invasives and helping solve the drainage issues that face users of the underpass.

Some of the Summerbridge students and staff stop to ham it up with Evan in a group photo.

Beacon Academy volunteers, October 15, 2006

Students first learn how to identify and then remove invasive species such as phragmites and desert false indigo along the Esplanade.

One of the many bags of invasive species that will be composted for erosion control project next spring.