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Aaron’s Eagle Project Volunteer Opportunity

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This Eagle Project will consist of two parts.

Part 1 Procedure: In part one (construction) of the House Wren Nesting Box project, we will be building 5 House Wren nesting boxes. There will be a limited amount of spots for scouts volunteering (due to the size of our workspace), but adults are welcome to attend.

Part 1 Location: Aaron’s House – 42867 Oak Post Court

Part 1 Date: Sunday, May 28th

Part 1 Time: 9AM to 12PM

Part 2 Procedure: In part two, we will be hanging the boxes at Rust Nature Sanctuary. There will also be snacks available! There will be a smaller group for this part of the project because of a wedding at Rust at the same time as the installation. If there is bad weather on this day, our backup day will be Saturday, June 17th, also from 10-12.

Part 2 Location: Rust Nature Sanctuary – 802 Childrens Center Rd, Leesburg, VA 20175

Part 2 Date: Saturday, June 10th

Part 2 Time: 10AM to 12PM

Sign Up Link: Aaron’s Eagle Project SignupGenius

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Rohan’s Eagle Project Volunteer Opportunity

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What: We will be installing labels on storm drains around the neighborhood to spread awareness about storm drain pollution and the impact on major water sources.

Background: We are installing adhesive labels on storm drains to spread awareness about storm drain pollution and the impact on major water sources, like the Potomac River. Most pollution is not caused by people dumping chemicals into storm drains on purpose, but comes from fertilizer runoff, washing your car, pet waste, not maintaining your car and having it leak fluids on the roads. We plan on labeling 304 storm drains and with teamwork, we can easily complete it in 2 days.

Dates: December 10 & December 11

Time: 10 AM – 1 PM (Both Days)

Location: Moorefield Green Neighborhood – 22590 Naugatuck Square, Ashburn, VA, 20148

Sign-Up Link: https://forms.gle/hzVuDcVRw8Yxb7C67

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Aalap’s Eagle Project Volunteer Opportunity

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What: We are going to be building a boardwalk made out of wood for the trail. The boardwalk will extend 40 feet. This will help people go through the muddy trail.

Background: Boardwalk extension at Manassas Battlefield Park (Manassas, VA). Lots of people walk this historic boardwalk every year! Yet, due to environmental conditions the trail is muddy and hard to get across. In order to honor all the Soldiers who fought at this battlefield, Scouts should join Aalap’s project to help fix the trail so all visitors can easily walk through the area without disrespecting the soldiers.

Date: December 17th, 2022 (SUBJECT TO WEATHER)

Time: 9 AM – 2 PM

Location/Address: Groveton Monument Parking, Historic District, 6221 Featherbed Ln, Manassas, VA. 20109

Tools needed:
Power Screwdrivers (2)
Screw Guns (2)
Impact Drivers (2)
Circular Saw (1)
Battery packs for cordless drills and screw guns (10)
Measuring Tape (10)

Volunteer Request: 7 teams (30 Scouts, Adults, & Other Volunteers)

Sign Up Link: https://tinyurl.com/Aalaps-Eagle-Boardwal

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Veds Eagle Project Volunteer Opportunity

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Boardwalk extension at dog walking trail for FOHA.org (Aldie, VA) providing a safe walk path usually riddled with puddles and slippery conditions during rains.

One of our scouts, Ved Pande, had his eagle scout project where he built a boardwalk for Friends of Homeless Animals. (FOHA). This event took place on the 29th of October, the 12th, and the 13th of November 2022. The place he built the project for needed a boardwalk so they could walk their dogs easier. FOHA is a charity/ adoption center that specializes in rehabilitating animals and getting them ready for domestic life. They take care of dogs and cats in their shelter. If you would like to support them, please go to FOHA.org.

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