Biddeford Adopt-A-Park

10/14/2023

Many thanks and appreciation for UNECOM's cleanup efforts this morning at Mechanics Park. This group was expecting another 8 students to join them.
It was a perfect fall day for weeding and raking up leaves!
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05/15/2023

Saturday's Spring Pollinator Festival at Rotary Park was a huge success!

05/15/2023

Teacher Brian Heal and three of his graduating students from his Jobs for Maine's Grads class planted flowers at 315 Main Street today! This is the third year that they have taken care of this little gateway park!

10/21/2022

Satisfying morning of fall cleanup tasks at Washington Street School Park. Discovered four small eggplant on one of the plants in the perennial garden. Thanks Joan Brooks, Mirlea Saks, and Lynn McInnis!

06/20/2022

04/21/2022

Biddeford Adopt a Park supports 'No Mow May.' Consider not mowing your lawn for the month of May, allowing pollinators and other insects the time they need.

Photo: Xerces Society / Anne Stine No Mow May A lush, green, weed-free lawn has historically been center stage in American landscaping. It tells the whole neighborhood that you are a competent, hard-working, contributing member

04/04/2022

UNE's Office of Citizenship students did an amazing amount work at their Spring Cleanup event Saturday at Mechanics Park. Painting metal railings, raking leaves, weeding and cleaning out the perennial bed, picking up litter, and taking down holiday lighting for Heart of Biddeford. Thank you to all!

03/09/2022

SEEKING A VOLUNTEER SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER to help create more visibility and grow our program this year. Training and ongoing guidance are available. Send a direct message to us here if you're interested in helping out a great program.

10/23/2021

Leaf raking has begun. Thank you UNECOM for taking such good care of Mechanics Park this season! 🍁💚

10/18/2021

Beginning our fall cleanup at Washington Street School Park. Thank you Joan Brooks for being my garden buddy!
The perennial garden is still thriving with vibrant colors and bees.
This year we're piling leaves under our perennial flowers and shrubs for winter protection and beneficial habitat for our critter friends.

10/03/2021

Thank you UNECOM's Muslim Student Association for your volunteer efforts this morning at Riverwalk! We doubled the size of the pile of debris from yesterday's Yellow Tulip Project planting, and added a few extra tulip bulbs to plant in this area. We ❤ our volunteers!