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BE A FRIEND OF FOUR MILE RUN PARK! 


Our 2017 #GivingTuesday campaign: 'Kick the Habit' met its initial goal to fund
two pilot water-filler station projects, currently in use!

Since then we've continued to build on our efforts. Our 2018 annual report explains how your involvement enables valuable conservation work.

 Just in the six months since then, your support has made possible:
  • Removal of more than 1,500 pounds of litter, mostly lightweight plastic and styrofoam
  • Engaging at least 400 people at 28 public and volunteer events
  • Analysis of microplastic pollution by a summer student intern
  • Ongoing documentation of wildlife, including eight species of dragonflies
  • Planning for future park improvements
Whether you paddled out to collect litter from the stream, walked the park trails counting birds or bats, or donated money to provide equipment for volunteer work, you have made a difference at Four Mile Run.


Thank you for driving the success of the Four Mile Run Conservatory Foundation. 

Kurt Moser, President

Thanksgiving travelers might be thankful not to have to go
the distance our local ospreys migrate for winter,
flying as far away as southern South America, to return in April.

The Four Mile Run Conservatory Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation and volunteer organization formed in 2016 following years of community efforts to foster the preservation, beautification, improvement, maintenance, and enjoyment of Four Mile Run Park.

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The Four Mile Run Conservatory Foundation is a non-profit corporation and volunteer organization formed this year following years of community efforts to foster the preservation, beautification, improvement, maintenance, and enjoyment of Four Mile Run Park. Our work this year has included community tree planting, invasive plant removal, and conservation and beautification activities that complement the City of Alexandria's wetland and stream restoration work.

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