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Colman Park - Lower Colman Park Restoration …09/22/2018
Activities
With the heat of Summer diminishing, join us in the lush growth of the lower region of Colman Park as we continue to reclaim the area from overgrowth of invasive plants like Himalayan Blackberry, English Ivy, Holly, Laurel and other non-native plants. Our goal is to uncover existing native plants and trees of these invasives to allow them to flourish and to add to the planting pallet this Fall. Come and see what an urban environment becomes without care and what it can be as we progress with the restoration work. Your volunteer efforts will help us maintain a beautiful urban forested area for all to enjoy.
All ages OK
6 out of 15 participants registered.
What to Bring
Working out in the elements requires the right apparel. Long pants and closed-toed shoes are required, bring a rain jacket just in case we work rain or shine. Be prepared to get dirty, we will be doing a lot of work on hands and knees. Bring a full water bottle, we will have water available for refills. Tools, gloves, and training will be provided. We also provide granola bars for a snack. All volunteers under 18 are required to bring a Youth Waiver Form before participating in their first work party. This form can be found on the log in page for registration.
Where to Meet
We will meet at the Kiosk that is located at the Colman Park parking lot by Lake Washington. This lot is located just south of the junction of Lake Washington Blvd. S and Lake Side Ave. S. and is a short walk up to the area we will be restoring.
Where to Park
Park at the Colman Park parking lot by Lake Washington. This lot is located just south of the junction of Lake Washington Blvd. S.and Lake Side Ave. S. and is north of the Mount Baker Beach parking lot.
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Coordinates are: 47.585638 -122.286930
Date & Time
September 22, 2018 10am - 1pm
Contact
Peter Kalmes
pbtinc123@aol.com
Evan Wright, 805-490-3988
evanhw@icloud.com