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 important green stormwater infrastructure. […]
Join the Forest Stewards at Twin Ponds Park as we work in the northern section of the park to take care of new trees and shrubs! We'll plant and care for the young plants so they thrive this winter. All […]
Please join us in keeping the small forest of Shoreline Park beautiful! If we love this park, it will keep loving us right back. We're dreaming of a park free of invasive plants and filled with native plants. Work areas […]
You can help save some of the North City Park trees by removing ivy that is growing up tree trunks and creating survival rings around the base of the trees. Left in place to grow the ivy can increase the […]
Do you enjoy Snohomish County parks? Want to learn more about your local forests? Interested in making a tangible difference in your community? Join us at the Healthy Forest Project Autumn Open House! The Healthy Forest Project brings together volunteers […]
Plant plants and remove noxious weeds with us at a volunteer work party on November 19th at Alexander Avenue Wetlands.
Start your weekend with panoramic views of Puget Sound and the Olympia Mountains while helping to take care of native habitat restoration areas. We'll be watering thirsty native plantings and getting rid of invasive species. We’ll also show you our […]
The Healthy Forest Project is doing a big restoration project at Lake Stickney this fall! A professional crew will be out removing tons of ivy and blackberry, but there's still plenty of work for us to do as well in […]
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Join the Green Everett Partnership as we care for Johnston-Kelly park by removing introduced weeds and spreading mulch around the park, clearing the way for native plants to thrive and be planted. All are welcome to attend and no experience […]
Join the Green Shoreline team at Echo Lake Park for a big planting party! There are lots of young native plants to tuck into the ground as we work to bring this lovely green area, right next to Echo Lake, […]
We will focus on removing blackberry roots and vines around newly-planted trees and applying mulch to prevent re-growth. We may do some watering. Come learn some restoration basics and help out your community. This is work that really matters!
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