Join Grayton Beach State Park staff and volunteers to celebrate National Public Lands Day and help restore native longleaf habitat. Longleaf Restoration Project begins at 8AM on Saturday, September 16th. The project includes hand pulling of sand pines. Read the [URL='https://www.floridastateparks.org/sites/default/files/media/file/EEC%20Grayton%20Beach%20Longleaf%20Restoration%20Project.pdf']Essential Eligibility Criteria[/URL]. Email [EMAIL='christopher.dixon@floridadep.gov?subject=Longleaf%20Restoration%20Project']christopher.dixon@floridadep.gov[/EMAIL] for more information and to sign-up. Attendees are encouraged to bring work gloves, sun protective clothing, sunscreen, bug spray, close-toed shoes, long pants, & a refillable water bottle. [B]Longleaf Restoration Project Where:[/B] Grayton Beach State Park [B]Date:[/B] Satruday, September 16th, 2023 [B]Time:[/B] 8AM - 12PM Grayton Beach State Park is one of the most popular state parks in Florida. Read more about this beautiful state park at [URL='https://sowal.com/place/grayton-beach-state-park']SoWal.com/Parks[/URL]. [B]Location[/B] Grayton Beach State Park 357 Main Park Road Grayton Beach, FL 32459 [ATTACH type="full" alt="1.jpg"]102108[/ATTACH]
