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Kentucky

Field Trips and Events

June 15, 2013
8 a.m. CDT/9 a.m. EDT

Thelma Stovall Park
Munfordville, Kentucky

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Participants at the Green River Fest, 2010 © Jeff Sole/TNC

Join hundreds of community volunteers as they “Clean the Green” at this year’s annual Green River Fest. Friends and supporters of all ages are invited to help conserve and protect one of Kentucky’s most precious freshwater resources.

The event is sponsored by Kentucky Waterways Alliance, The Nature Conservancy of Kentucky and Big Buffalo Crossing Canoe and Kayak.

Each participant will receive a free canoe rental, lunch, a T-shirt, and the chance to win a kayak!

Make sure to R.S.V.P. to reserve a space (and a kayak or canoe!). Contact Kentucky Waterways Alliance or Kentucky@tnc.org. Make sure to share an event flyer with friends and family!