Two events are still on the docket for this weekend as the Prior Lake-Spring Lake Watershed District hosts its second annual “Watershed Week,” that runs through Oct. 4.

Registration for the following two events can be made through www.plslwd.org.

Geocaching Adventure

• Friday, Oct. 3, 4 to 6 p.m., Spring Lake Regional Park / South Entrance
• Join the Watershed District and Three Rivers Park District for a family-friendly geocaching adventure that highlights how to care for the local watershed. Participants are asked to arrive by 5:15 p.m. to take part in the entire program.

Invasive Buckthorn Bust

• Saturday, Oct. 4, 10 a.m. to noon, 2541 South Shore Dr., Prior Lake
• Volunteers are needed to remove invasive buckthorn from Spring Lake’s shore. Bring friends and gloves! The event will include information on the impact of buckthorn and removal methods.

The Prior Lake-Spring Lake Watershed District manages and preserves the community’s water resources using community input, engineering practices and the ability to efficiently fund beneficial projects which transcend political jurisdictions. The district covers about 42 square miles in Scott County, including portions of the cities of Prior Lake, Shakopee and Savage, along with the townships of Sand Creek and Spring Lake.

For more details and registration on the events, visit plslwd.org or contact Danielle Studer, Water Resources Specialist at dstuder@plslwd.org or by calling (952) 440-0069.