Start your weekend off with some refreshing outdoor activity as we remove blackberry and other weeds from Mason Gulch, a beautiful forested gulch near Ruston Way Park in North Tacoma. Tools, gloves, and instruction will be provided. This event is […]
Join a community of queer environmentalists for Earth Gay 2022! Green Seattle Partnership, Herons Nest, Washington Environmental Council, QPOC Hikers, and Patagonia are partnering to host this inclusive celebration of the Earth. This event is open to everyone, including LGBTQ+ […]
Join students from Waskowitz Environmental Leadership School (WELS) as they continue their urban forestry project on their school campus. This project aims to empower students to engage peers and local residents in urban forestry projects that improve human health, student […]
Spring shrubs are blooming in Twin Ponds Park, where volunteers have removed weeds and planted plants native to this area. In May, we will work in a wetter part of the woods beside a branch of Thornton Creek. We may […]
Join Green Issaquah this Spring to steward East Sunset Trailhead. We planted over 100 new native species in February, lets help these new plants get established through continued care. We will be making sure ivy and other aggressive weeds don't […]
Help restore beautiful North SeaTac Park's forest! Volunteers have been transforming this site - nicknamed "The Enchanted Glade" since fall of 2020. A thick mat of ivy covering the ground and the trunks of Douglas Fir and Madrones - along […]
Let's keep up the momentum and get this park ready for summer! We'll continue mulching trails and removing invasive ivy, holly, and blackberry throughout the park. Sign up to volunteer with Green Everett Partnership today! Due to the pandemic […]
Join us on Saturday morning, May 21st 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 […]
You are invited to a thorny, pokey blackberry party. Let's prune and remove the invasive blackberry plants to make way for a healthy forest. Join us for this opportunity to give back to your local parks and get to know […]
Join Snohomish County Healthy Forest Project for a restoration volunteer event at Meadowdale Beach Park. We'll be removing ivy at the lower end of the park that has begun to take over trees and surrounding vegetation. By removing this plant […]
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