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Yahara Heights Invasive Weeds Workday

Tue, Jul 28

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Yahara Heights Park, Caton Ln entrance

Join Dane County Parks Natural Areas staff to hand-pull or use hand tools to remove Japanese hedge parsley and other invasive plants in prairies and oak savannas. Registration required.

Yahara Heights Invasive Weeds Workday
Yahara Heights Invasive Weeds Workday

Time & Location

Jul 28, 2026, 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Yahara Heights Park, Caton Ln entrance, 5133 Caton Ln, Waunakee, WI 53597, USA

About the event

We will hand pull or use hand tools to remove herbaceous invasive plants in prairies and oak savannas. These workdays are led by Dane County Parks staff. View our Invasive Weed Removal web page here for more information. A top priority will be identifying and removing herbaceous invasive species using a "Parsnip Predator", by hand, or with other tools as needed. Weed species of particular focus will be Japanese Hedge Parsley, Common Burdock and possibly White and Yellow Sweet Clover. We do get to see and admire native plants as well!


Pre-registration in advance is required.


Please arrive on time to get situated, we start these workdays promptly. Location listed is the initial meeting place, and latecomers may not find us. Call Lars, Shane, or Leah if needed.


What to Know

  • All tools and training are provided.

  • Bring drinking water, a snack, and sunscreen or bug spray if desired.


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Cherokee Marsh is the largest wetland in Dane County, Wisconsin. The marsh is located just upstream from Lake Mendota, along the Yahara River and Token Creek.

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