On Saturday, May 14, from 9:00 to 4:00, we will have the opportunity of clearing brush and removing junk and garbage from both sides of a creek as part of the Ferry Creek Restoration project in Warrenville.  Ferry Creek feeds a wonderful restoration project that is well underway called the Johnson School Wetlands, which includes open water and emergent wetlands and prairie.  Getting the creek cleared will make way for proper shoreline plants that will result in cleaner water for the wetland!

Please meet at the parking lot behind Johnson School in Warrenville promptly at 9:00 a.m. 
Please bring pruning shears and pruning saws IF YOU HAVE THEM.  There will be some tools available.  Dads, we WILL be allowed to bring and use CHAIN SAWS!!!!! 

Bring your own snacks and water.  Mr. Pfeifer will be providing pizza from a local place for lunch. 
Dress in layers for the weather. 
 
Johnson School is at 2S700 Continental Drive in Warrenville. 
If you take Roosevelt Road (Rt. 38) to Route 59 (Pay attention - intersection or 38 and 59 is kind of a cloverleaf thingy), you will go south on 59 to Continental (Dairy Queen on left) and turn right.  

If you take Butterfield Road to Route 59, you will go North to Continental (Dairy Queen on right) and turn left. 
The school is on the left just a couple blocks down on Continental.
Park in the back lot.