Activities

We will begin work on a new planting area on the west side of the lake by grubbing out invasive Himalayan blackberry canes. This will be ouchy work what with the spiky thorns on the canes, so come ready to endure a thorn scratch or two.

Open to the public

All ages OK

9 out of 20 volunteers registered.

COVID Guidelines

Before attending this event, please watch our COVID-19 Volunteer Event Safety Video - GreenSeattle.org/COVIDvideo

Arrive wearing your cloth face covering. You will be expected to keep it on through the entire event. If you forget a mask, extras will be available. Unfortunately, we are unable to provide water and snacks during our events. Please come prepared with your own water bottle and food. You are welcome to bring your own hand sanitizer, work gloves, and specific tools applicable to the tasks outlined in the work plan below (please no power equipment). We will also supply gloves, tools, hand sanitizer, well as sanitation spray for tools.

What to Bring

We will have gloves and tools, but bring your favorites along if you prefer. Please bring water to keep hydrated and a snack to keep energized.

Where to Meet

We will meet on the south end of the lake near the concrete bleachers of the old Aqua Theater, across from the Pitch and Putt golf course. Look for wheelbarrows and tools and orange-vested stewards and Seattle Green Partnership Event signs.

Where to Park

There are parking lots on West Green Lake Way N. around and across the street from the Small Craft Center at 5900 W Green Lake Way N.