Activities

We’ll be grubbing out blackberry root crowns and spreading mulch to prevent regrowth. The main blackberry stalks will already be cut, so we’ll focus on keeping the site healthy for native plants to thrive.

Designated as Seattle Parks’ first official Wildlife Sanctuary in 2010, Kiwanis Ravine is adjacent to Seattle’s largest Great Blue Heron colony—just a short walk from our work site! If you’re interested, we’d love to lead a short tour after the event.

Volunteers are welcome to join for any length of time. We’ll provide tools, gloves, and light snacks—just bring a full water bottle and wear clothes that can get muddy or snagged. No experience necessary, just enthusiasm for helping wildlife habitat thrive!

Adults only

6 out of 20 participants registered.

What to Bring

Bring a full water bottle and wear clothes that can get muddy or snagged. We'll provide snacks. We work in any weather.

Where to Meet

In Magnolia. Map your way to the intersection of 34th Ave W. and Gilman Ave W. Seattle WA 98199. Look for our signs along the way.

You can also walk here from the Ballard Locks by taking the forest trail on Commodore Way near the train bridge. This trail is the site where we'll be working. Call for info if needed.

Where to Park

There is free parking where we will be working.