Palouse-Clearwater Environmental Institute
“connecting people, place and community”
Celebrate Earth Day with PCEI! Help Restore a Local Ecosystem
Join the Palouse-Clearwater Environmental Institute (PCEI) in celebrating Earth Day and connecting people to place through a meaningful volunteer opportunity!
Here’s how you can participate:
The Impact:
Together, we’ll be planting native trees and shrubs at an ecologically important local site: The West Fork of Little Bear Creek at City Park in Troy, ID.
Under the guidance of PCEI AmeriCorps Restoration Team, you will help plant native trees and shrubs along the West Fork of Little Bear Creek to stabilize degraded stream banks, provide shade for aquatic species, and improve both on-site and downstream water quality. These plantings will enhance vital fish habitat, creating a lasting impact on the Palouse ecosystem.
Our ambitious goal is to plant approximately 3,000 native plants during this event (April 25-26). We rely on community support to achieve this impactful objective. Businesses, clubs, student groups, and other organizations are encouraged to roll up their sleeves and contribute to a greener Palouse!
As a token of our appreciation, PCEI will capture group photos of your organization during your volunteer time slot. These photos will be proudly shared and tagged on our social media platforms, highlighting your commitment to environmental stewardship.
See our Give Pulse site for more information or to register for the event. Thank you!