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Coldstream volunteers attack invasive weed in Kal Park

Volunteers will gather at Kalamalka Lake Provincial Park on Friday, May 23, at 1 p.m. For a garlic mustard weed pull event.
The event responds to a growing garlic mustard infestation that threatens ecosystems by displacing native plants and at-risk species.
Volunteers, coordinated by Friends of Kalamalka Lake Provincial Park, will meet near the green water tower and pull two-foot-tall garlic mustard stems eastward to Bunnies Trail.
Over 4,000 garlic mustard stems have been removed so far, and FKLPP’s vice president, Greig Crockett, mentioned that they will reach out to volunteers with details about upcoming scheduled removal events.
The ongoing volunteer efforts for one or two hours over ten days aim to stop the invasive species’ spread and protect the park’s native ecosystem.

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