Activities

Spend a fun day along the Duwamish River which provides the largest salmon habitat in the lower part of the river. This critical area for the juvenile salmon provides them a safe place to rest and forage for food before they enter Puget Sound. Volunteers will be mulching and removing invasive plants to continue fall plantings of culturally significant native plants of the Duwamish Tribe. Also included are special speakers and tabling offering information about the river, its wildlife and efforts to improve its health. Afterwards, cross the street to visit the Duwamish Longhouse to learn more about the tribe from their historical exhibit.

All ages OK

3 out of 25 participants registered.

What to Bring

Please wear weather appropriate clothing and footwear that can get dirty. So check the weather report, as spring weather is very changeable. Also bring a water bottle and work/gardening gloves if you have them. Tools, snacks, instruction along with gloves if needed) will be provided.

Where to Meet

In the parking lot next to the kiosk

Where to Park

Please Park across the street in the north lot next to the Duwamish Longhouse. There will be a sign on the fence.