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This season, we want to thank you for loving and caring for our city’s natural spaces and community gathering places. As you celebrate the holidays, we invite you to pause and spend some time in nature.
It has been known that spending time outdoors has profound mental and physical health benefits. After all, we are a part of nature, not outside of it. Whether you lay under the tall sycamores, pull weeds during Pease Corps volunteer events, catalog fall blooms with iNaturalist, or sip your morning coffee in the Treehouse - a little bit of time outside goes a long way in improving your wellbeing.
Join us at a volunteer event, register for one of the last programming opportunities of the season, visit our Pease Rx webpage to learn about outdoor wellness offerings at Pease Park, or read on for other ways to get involved.
Cheerfully,
Pease Park Conservancy
Join a Recurring Volunteer Opportunity!
🌳 Operations Sundays
in Kingsbury Commons
Children welcome with adult supervision
🗑 Litter Pick-Up Mondays
in Kingsbury Commons
Children welcome with adult supervision
🐢 Riparian Rescue Tuesdays
in Live Oak Meadow
Open to individuals 13+
🌾 Weeding Wednesdays
in Kingsbury Commons
Open to individuals 13+
🌻 Loving Lamar Thursdays at Lamar Terrace
Open to individuals 13+
🪴 Garden Care Saturdays
IN KINGSBURY COMMONS
Children welcome with adult supervision
Upcoming Programming Events
Wrap up the fall 2024 programming season at these events
In Case You Missed It
News and spotlights from the 84 acres
Winding Down the Year with Pease Park - Nov. 19, 2024
“We serve the park so the park can serve you.”
This statement expresses our commitment at Pease Park Conservancy to protect, operate, and steward this beloved park for everyone. It’s a guiding principle that we think about every single day in the work that we do. Here is how you can help!
Impact of Everyday People - Nov. 12, 2024
Impact. Many of us want to have a positive impact on the world, on other people, on the environment, and on future generations. At times we feel powerless, discouraged, or that our ability to control the way things are moving is limited. So, it helps to stop and take stock of how you have and how you will impact the world around you, in ways that are unique to you, with your specific set of talents, passions, and influence. As Sharon McMahon (aka America’s Government Teacher) points out in her book, The Small and Mighty, everyday people who are not in the history books have helped shape the course of history and they can serve as inspiration to us all.
At Pease Park Conservancy, our sphere of influence as a team is on a beautiful 84-acre urban green space. It’s easy to imagine the amount of development that would be in Pease Park’s place if it weren’t protected and cared for. We want to share the recent impacts that our team of 12 has had on this park and the community around it, by using our unique talents, knowledge, and drive.
Make an End of Year Gift to PPC
Pease Park is the heartbeat of our city, where families gather, friends connect, and nature thrives. Support Pease Park Conservancy with a gift today.
Pre-order a Poinsettia
Get into the holiday spirit and support Pease Park Conservancy by purchasing a poinsettia (or two)!
They are only $15 each and there are only 100 available. Reserve yours today. Pick up times will be from 4:00 - 6:00pm on Wednesday, December 4, and 11:00am-1:00pm on Thursday, December 5.
The Giving Treehouse
Your year-end donation — no matter the amount — will go directly to preserving the magic of Pease Park.
In the coming weeks, stop by the Treehouse to see it decked out in holiday tags and learn about the ways your gift will help steward Pease Park.
