Start your weekend off with some refreshing outdoor activity as we remove blackberry and other weeds from Trafton Slope. Trafton Slope is one of the few sites in Tacoma with significant Garry oak prairie, a unique and threatened habitat. Tools, […]
Help improve forest habitat at a neighborhood park. The aim is to create healthy forest habitat so that all can enjoy its benefits. This is also an opportunity to enjoy nature and learn about non-native and native plants while doing […]
Come to work and help restore the forest remnant around a now rare, and preserved, sphagnum moss bog right in the heart of our community! This forest has been stewarded for over 3 years, and now the end of blackberry […]
Join us at Twin Ponds Park to support ongoing ecological restoration work! On Saturday, June 18, we will be removing introduced weeds and taking care of previous plantings. Join us to learn about introduced weeds, local plants, and how you […]
Start your weekend off with some refreshing outdoor activity as we remove blackberry and other invasive weeds from qĘ·iqĘ·É™lut, a salt marsh in the Tacoma tideflats. Tools, gloves, and instruction will be provided. This event is open to people of […]
Join us on Saturday morning, June 18th from 10am - 1pm to help restore the Northern area of our beautiful Hamlin park! This is a great opportunity to get outside, meet some neighbors, and give back to this wonderful forested […]
Help steward (take care of) North SeaTac Park. This urban oasis under the flight paths of SeaTac Airport, have trees and plants that help provide a natural sound barrier. We will focus on removing blackberry, ivy, and thistle weeds that […]
Let's wave goodbye to blackberry plants. Join us to help prune the canes down and dig up the roots so we can replant with native plants this fall!
Start your weekend off with some refreshing outdoor activity as we remove blackberry and other weeds from the Blix open space in Eastside. This small garden helps filter stormwater runoff from the nearby roads and beautify Tacoma's important green stormwater […]
Join your fellow community members to uncover beautiful native plants and free them from a variety of aggressive weeds at Hannabrook. Join this continuing effort to beautify the park and educate yourself on a new invasive plant while getting some […]
Come enjoy the stunning views from Snoqualmie Point Park while working to steward the forest to be as stunning as the views themselves! Mulching planted trees and shrubs, identifying and removing invasive species and other stewardship activities that support regenerating […]
Join us to support ongoing restoration work at Echo Lake Park! Parts of the park are currently overrun by invasive grass species which out-compete more ecologically beneficial local species. On Saturday, June 25, we'll be covering these grassy areas with […]
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