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The Stewardship Circle

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Are you passionate about conservation, gardening, plant care and horticulture, art, or environmental stewardship? Do you enjoy engaging with the public, or prefer working independently in the peace and serenity of nature? Are you drawn to working with children, teaching, or educational outreach?

Whatever your interests, there are many meaningful opportunities to volunteer at our gardens—allowing you to do what you love, give back to the community, and have fun while learning along the way.

As a small nonprofit public garden, we rely on the time, talent, and generosity of our community members. We are truly grateful for your support and all that you do.

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Volunteer Opportunites

  • Invasive Management
    Invasive Management
    Thu, Sep 10
    Kinney Azalea Gardens
    Sep 10, 2026, 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
    Kinney Azalea Gardens, 2391 Kingstown Rd, Kingston, RI 02881, USA
    Join us as we work to control invasive Japanese knotweed and protect the garden’s collections and native biodiversity. Volunteers will cut stalks close to the ground, and a designated applicator will treat the cut stems with herbicide.
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(401) 218-0797

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Although our grounds are generally free to access, donations and membership are always appreciated

 and help keep our gardens healthy and beautiful.​​ 

Sorry, no pets allowed. Trained service dogs welcome

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