Clark County Harmful Invasives Removal Project

05/07/2026

The W**d Wrangle scheduled for this Saturday, May 9th at the Falls of the Ohio State Park is being cancelled due to the unavailability of partnership staff for the event. Watch for updates on plans for this group moving forward!

03/11/2026

W**d Wrangle Season is coming up fast!

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1 Month until our first W**d Wrangle of the year!

We'll be meeting in the parking lot near Clark Shelter for an informational presentation, then moving on to our target area.

Have any questions? Call us at 812-256-2330 ext. 3

03/05/2026

Want to get out and help your local public space? Join us for a W**d Wrangle!

We have plenty of dates and locations this year for everyone!

Stay tuned for more information!!

W**d Wrangle

03/02/2026

Come out and join us!

Join us on April 18th at Clark State Forest for our Spring W**d Wrangle! Together, we’ll roll up our sleeves and help protect this beautiful forest by removing garlic mustard and giving our native species room to thrive.

Whether you’re a seasoned volunteer or brand new to invasive removal, we’d love to have you join us. It’s a great way to make a hands-on difference, enjoy the outdoors, and connect with others who care about conservation.

02/17/2026

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Keep an eye out for our 2026 W**d Wrangle Series!!

Can you guess where we might be hosting?

08/28/2025

Check out this great opportunity for beginners!

04/03/2024

Yard Sprouts workshop #3 is fast approaching! Be sure to sign up to learn all about native plants and pollinators!

03/14/2024

Second Yard Sprouts workshop coming up next week! Would love to see you there!

02/22/2024

The Clark County S.O.I.L Team hosted its' first in a series of holistic gardening workshops last evening at Lapping Park's Endris Lodge. Lots of good questions and interest from those that attended. If you're interested in gardening, please join the Team for the remainder of the series! Dates are 3/20, 4/17, and 8/21. To register, visit www.clarkswcd.org, or contact the Clark County Soil and Water Conservation District office at 812-256-2330, ext. 3.

02/12/2024

Monarch Butterfly overwintering numbers have declined once again this year. Please consider donating to the University of Kansas' campaign to help save this beautiful species!

Monarch Watch will again be featured in the University of Kansas' annual One Day. One KU. 24-hour fundraising campaign which will take place on Thursday, February 15th this year. The event will provide an opportunity for Monarch Watchers all over the globe to come together and show their support of our program. Please help us get more milkweeds in the ground and support our mission to sustain the monarch migration!

Every gift, no matter the size, makes a difference and this is especially true for this unique campaign. Monarch Watch has held the #1 position on the departmental challenge leaderboard for total number of gifts received in each of the last three years. This is extremely gratifying but not only that, it helps us by demonstrating to the entire KU community the substantial reach of our program and the incredible support we receive from all of you.

We hope to top the chart once again this year and we need your help! Our 3-yr average number of gifts for this event is 592 and we would love to meet or beat that number. Several Monarch Watchers have stepped up to provide matches or challenges to make your donation go even further.

Please visit this link on February 15th to make your donation: https://monarchwatch.org/1day/

03/15/2023

Great opportunity to learn about pollinators!