Activities

Join Dirt Corps this March in learning about and caring for the riparian forest of Kingfisher Natural Area. We'll be exploring the history, restoration, hydrology, and ecology of this section of Thornton Creek. After this we'll be caring for the space by removing groundcover English ivy and other weeds, planting native potted plants, harvesting salmonberry to do live stake planting, and performing general upkeep to keep it a nice space for people to use. We hope to see you there!

All ages OK

40 out of 40 participants registered.

What to Bring

Please bring with you what you will need to be comfortable whilst spending a few hours working outside. Dress in clothed layers for the weather, and consider bringing additional dry, insulating, or waterproof layers.
Remember to bring water, sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, or any other accessories to protect yourself from the elements.
Remember that blackberry thorns are sharp and can snag clothing, and that the terrain may be uneven and/or wet.
We will be providing gloves and tools for all to use, as well as snacks, hot drinks, and water. We will have a porta-potty on site.

Where to Meet

Please meet at the entrance to Kingfisher Natural Area at 2003 NE 100th St, Seattle, 98125 click here

Where to Park

There are parking spots for 4-5 vehicles at the green space entrance at 2003 NE 100th St (click here and street parking along NE 100th St