2026 Weed Warrior Program: Identify, Remove, Restore!
Roll up your sleeves and make a hands-on difference in protecting native habitats! Build skills to identify and remove invasive species by joining workdays guided by experienced volunteers and staff, or get certified to lead projects or work independently.
Schedule, Sign Ups & Locations
We will work across multiple Land Trust properties, from forest interiors and edges to wet meadows, including Ferguson Land, Upper Spencer Brook Valley, Anderson Woods, Corey-Bourquin Field, and Brengle-Ham Field.
Sign up for one or more outings. Meeting locations, parking information, and work site details are provided on the sign-up sheet.
Sign up here.
Gear
We provide:
> Tools
> Gloves
> Insect and tick repellent
Volunteers are welcome and encouraged to bring their own gloves and repellent.
Please bring:
> Closed-toe shoes (hiking boots or sneakers; no sandals or open-sided shoes)
> Long pants and weather-appropriate clothing
> Sun protection (sunscreen, sunglasses, hat)
> Water and a snack as needed (no restrooms on site)
About the Weed Warriors Program
Developed by the SuAsCo CISMA, Weed Warriors empowers volunteers to take action against invasive species across the Sudbury, Assabet, and Concord watershed. The Land Trust participates as a host organization, offering Weed Warrior workdays on our conservation properties.
Volunteers also have the opportunity to participate in CISMA Weed Warrior trainings and events throughout the SuAsCo watershed. View the watershed-wide calendar here.
Together, we’re restoring landscapes and supporting healthier ecosystems.
Learn more: click here.
As a Weed Warrior, you will:
>> Learn to identify invasive species and their native lookalikes
>> Gain hands-on experience removing and properly disposing of invasive plants
>> Take part in meaningful restoration projects across Land Trust properties
