Activities

Did you know that our one native oak tree, the Garry oak, supports far more caterpillars than any other tree in our region; more than 200 caterpillars are reliant on Garry oaks. We have some Garry oaks, madronas, camas, goldenrod and asters to add to the south meadow, increasing the biodiversity and improving the habitat in a grassland of mostly exotic pasture grasses. The planting will involve a good bit of preparation since the grasses are a hostile environment for new transplants.

All ages OK

3 out of 15 participants registered.

What to Bring

Work gloves (I have some loaner gloves if you don't have your own), boots, long pants, weather appropriate clothes that you don't mind getting dirty and something to stay hydrated. We'll be taking a water break halfway through the event.

Where to Meet

Meet at the large black cistern 800' due west of the large white radar tower. The cistern is on the west end of the parade grounds. 47.657661, -122.416956 This is a 10-minute walk from the south parking lot (please allow enough time to walk to and from the meeting site).

Meeting Location Map

Where to Park

south parking lot