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Sycamore Sapling Removal Volunteer Day

Volunteering
Sat, Jul 25, 2026

Event Details

Join SIR Layce on Saturday July 25th for a volunteer day removing Sycamore saplings from our grassland habitats. We will be using handsaws to remove moderately sized saplings. Gloves will be provided, but volunteers must have close toed shoes and pants.

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Cherokee Trail of Tears State Park builds on an existing place of reflection, learning, and connection, where visitors gather to honor those who suffered and those who persevered along what has become known as the “Trail of Tears.” Located in Meigs County at the confluence of the Hiwassee and Tennessee Rivers near the historic Blythe Ferry crossing, the park represents a site of deep cultural and historical significance.

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