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  • A footpath through a lush green forest with a large sign from Friends of Webster Trails reading "Trail Crew Ahead"

    August 2024 Workday at State Road

    State Road Nature Preserve 1571 State Road, webster, NY, United States

    The State Road Nature Preserve loop trail continue to be improved. We'll be digging out roots/stumps to remove them and smoothing the trail. Bring: work gloves, shovels, loppers, and lots […]

  • Two volunteer opportunities kick off the season

    September 2024 Workday at Herman Road

    Herman Road Forever Wild Forest 760 Herman Road, Webster, New York, United States

    Join us at the newest Webster Open Space: Herman Road Forever Wild Forest! Lots of work has already been done in the HRFWF, but there's more to be done. Join […]

  • A child looks on while two women plant a sapling along the trail.

    October 2024 Tree Planting Workday

    ReTree Nursery at the Parks and Rec Barn 706 Webster Road, Webster, New York, United States

    The third annual planting event is coming up!

  • A footpath through a lush green forest with a large sign from Friends of Webster Trails reading "Trail Crew Ahead"

    Trail Cleanup at Four Mile Creek

    Four Mile Creek Preserve 160 Phillips Rd , Webster, NY, United States

    Before the flakes fly, join Friends at a trail cleanup at Four Mile Creek Preserve. This is an event the whole family can join to help keep our trails in […]

  • Five small seedlings, with a trowel in the background, are lined up on a table waiting to be planted.

    Earth Day Tree Potting

    ReTree Nursery at the Parks and Rec Barn 706 Webster Road, Webster, New York, United States

    Celebrate Earth Day with Friends and ReTree

  • July 2025 Workday at FMCP

    Four Mile Creek Preserve 160 Phillips Rd , Webster, NY, United States

    Join us for a day of stabilizing the blue trail. We’ll be carrying stone into the trail system with wheelbarrows, then spreading it along the trail and raking it out. […]