Beaver Pond Natural Area on TC - Bring On Spring Workparty …02/25/2018

Activities

Recent sunshine and new plants to get into the ground prompted this work party. Get immediate satisfaction by helping us remove blackberry roots and then replace them right away with northwest native plants! After we finish, take a stroll and see the clues about what animal moved into this natural area to take advantage of the habitat we have restored over the past ten years. Note: This work party is not recommended for children 10 or younger. If rainfall turns to a downpour, work party will be rescheduled.

All ages OK

8 out of 10 participants registered.

What to Bring

Tools, buckets, and supplies provided. Wear appropriate work clothes for the weather and bring your own gloves. Some areas might be moist so please wear sturdy shoes. Long slacks are recommended for working on blackberry removal. Light refreshments provided. If you bring your own tools, please make sure you mark them with your name.

Where to Meet

Meet in the entry area, in the corner bordered by NE 105th Street and 8th Ave NE on the west side of 8th. Look for the sign in table. Get there from I-5 by taking the Northgate exit, and head east on Northgate Way on the north side of the mall. Take a right and head south on 8th Ave NE. Entrance is on the right on 8th Ave NE just south of NE 105th. You could also walk eastward across 5th Ave NE from Northgate Mall on to NE 105th Street, and soon after turning right on 8th Ave NE you will come to the entry on the right. Other landmarks include the Northgate Community Center, a large redwood tree in the corner of the work site, and a big pile of mulch.

Where to Park

Limited parking in residential neighborhood on 8th Ave NE and NE 104th Street. Recommend parking at Northgate Mall and walking over.

Date & Time

February 25, 2018 10am - 1pm

Contact

Cheryl Klinker
aeacak@gmail.com

Contact Cheryl Klinker, Forest Steward with Green Seattle Partnership at 206-402-8660 for more details or directions.

Extra Info

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