In an inspiring display of community engagement and environmental stewardship, the Upper Manhattan Branch organized a trail cleanup event at Udall’s Cove Park Reserve on March 31st. Spearheaded by Richard Xu and Mark Li, the initiative brought together volunteers to clear the hiking trail of obstacles and trash, enhancing the natural beauty and accessibility of this cherished local green space.
The event focused on removing debris that had accumulated along the trail, including fallen branches, litter, and other obstacles that impeded safe access for hikers and nature enthusiasts. Volunteers, equipped with gloves, bags, and a determination to make a difference, worked diligently to restore the trail to its pristine condition. Their efforts not only improved the aesthetic appeal of the park but also ensured the safety and enjoyment of its visitors.
Richard Xu and Mark Li’s leadership was instrumental in the success of the cleanup. Their organization and enthusiasm motivated the community to come together for a common cause, highlighting the importance of preserving natural environments for future generations. The event also served as a reminder of the impact that individual and collective actions can have on maintaining and improving public spaces.
The cleanup at Udall’s Cove Park Reserve is a testament to the power of community involvement in environmental conservation.
Members who participated: Richard Xu and Mark Li(3 hrs)
Reported by Mark
