Activities

Volunteer with Heron Habitat Helpers as we restore forest habitat for urban wildlife at Ohman Place (one of the 5 sites we work on that borders the Kiwanis Ravine) - home to numerous bird species, amphibians, other wildlife, and an important green buffer for the great blue heron nesting colony at the Locks. An added benefit of re-establishing forested habitat is that long-lived trees remove greenhouse gases from the atmosphere by capturing carbon and holding it in their wood for hundreds of years, provided they live. That's where we all make a difference...helping little trees survive to become giants! We'll remove weeds to help natives we've planted get established, and mulch the walking path. Learn to identify some native plants and what conditions they like to grow in as we work.

All ages OK

13 out of 25 participants registered.

What to Bring

Wear weather appropriate layers including long pants and sleeves. Clothes that can get dirty or snagged. We work if raining :-)
Recommend bringing a full water bottle.

Where to Meet

Meet at Ohman Place in Magnolia
Map your way to:
W Ohman Pl. Seattle, WA 98199 on 36th Ave W. Seattle 98199

Where to Park

Ample free street parking