In honor of Earth Day, the Camas Lions Club rolled up their sleeves and spread some springtime cheer across the community! On Sunday, April 21, Lion Casey O'Dell and Lion Denise Davis focused on the downtown Camas clean-up effort, enhancing the visual appeal of our beloved Camas center. Their dedication ensures a welcoming and vibrant atmosphere for residents and visitors alike. Meanwhile, Lions Stephanie O'Dell, Tim Eubank, Nancy Eubank, and Friend of the Camas Lions Steve Reese joined forces with the Camas Earth Day Society and the Camas Bee Lady at the Camas Library for a "Pollinator Party." Together, this enthusiastic crew rejuvenated the garden near the library's beehive. Their efforts included removing invasive plants that can harm the ecosystem and replacing them with native species that provide vital food and habitat for pollinators like bees and butterflies. The volunteers also took a creative approach, crafting messages expressing gratitude for Mother Earth. The Camas Lions' Earth Day activities showcase their commitment to environmental stewardship and community engagement. By collaborating with the Downtown Camas Association, Camas Earth Day Society, and other service-minded community members, they made a positive impact on both the aesthetics of downtown Camas and the health of our local pollinator population. This collaborative spirit exemplifies the Camas Lions' dedication to making a difference in Camas and around the world, one project at a time.