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Join dozens of volunteers and come out to the Duwamish Hill Preserve to restore this very special area adjacent to…

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Join the Green Snoqualmie Partnership and the City of Snoqualmie in their celebration of Earth, our home. As a part…

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    Celebrate Earth Day this year by rolling up your sleeves and volunteering to support Seattle’s urban forest! We…

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From securing a giant forest on the Kitsap Peninsula and transforming a golf course into a huge park in Bothell,…

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Explore the Watershed Preserve with a guided trail walk and pitch in to help keep this special park healthy and thriving!

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This event is now full and no longer accepting volunteers. Please check greeneverett.org for additional volunteer opportunities!

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Come to volunteer with the Green Redmond Partnership, and help restore the forest with your neighbors!

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Can Snoqualmie Point Park really get any more beautiful? With your help it can! The park’s lovely forest of fir,…

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King Conservation District, Forterra, and the City of Redmond are partnering together to launch a new pilot Neighborhood Steward program. Come and volunteer with our Neighborhood Stewards in the East Valley Heights neighborhood.

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  Join Forterra, for a relaxing walk at Orangegate Park. This short bird walk will explore the wildlife and plants…

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Join the Rotary Club of Everett in this annual work party to steward and celebrate this beautiful piece of land…

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After a successful planting season, the Green Snoqualmie Partnership’s flagship on Snoqualmie Ridge site needs help transitioning into the growing…

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    This triangle is home to some lovely trees – let’s protect them! Come join the fun and help…

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Discover Viewpoint Park and volunteer to help the forest thrive in Redmond!

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Join us at the Duwamish Shoreline every 3rd Wednesday of the month to spread mulch, remove weeds and prepare the land for fall planting.

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Enjoy the springtime air with us at Ron Regis Park! We’ll be restoring a healthy forest along the Cedar River…

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We are working to turn this tiny park back into a beautiful forest, but we need all the help we…

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Let’s give this landscape a little love! We will be removing and mulching over the invasive plants that threaten this…

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Did you know that in the heart of the industrial setting of Tukwila lies a cultural landscape significant in Puget Sound Salish traditional stories?! And that this place is open and free to the public to explore? Come volunteer with us to maintain the health of this beautiful preserve.

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Explore the Watershed Preserve with a guided trail walk and pitch in to help keep this special park healthy and thriving!

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Explore the Watershed Preserve with a guided trail walk and pitch in to help keep this special park healthy and thriving!

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Want to learn more about the Green Everett Partnership, why we formed, and our approach to forest restoration and management?…

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If you blink, quick-growing weedy vines like bindweed and yellow archangel can quickly take over some of our plantings in…

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We will be removing invasive blackberry and ivy that is starting to grow back in some of our planting sites.…

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Discover Viewpoint Park and volunteer to help the forest thrive in Redmond!

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This Fall come out to explore the Duwamish Hill Preserve while preparing the site for planting in October. This gem of a park is a culturally significant site in our region, and can use more helping hands to assist in its restoration. Invite your friends, family, and coworkers to get your hands dirty at this monthly work party!

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The unique ecosystems at the Duwamish Hill Preserve highlight oak savannahs, camas prairie, wet sedge meadow, and the tule wetland. The hill itself is a geological wonder and is actually older than Mt. Rainier! Come out this November to finish planting and mulching to prepare the saplings for winter!

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