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SUMMARY:8/23/2025 Weeding Restoration Event on Sammamish River
DESCRIPTION:Click here to sign up!\nJoin Mid Sound Fisheries Enhancement Group on the King County Parks-owned West Sammamish River Trail to restore Chinook salmon habitat! \nWe will spend the event time doing maintenance activities starting at the north-end of our Sammamish River restoration site in Woodinville. This section of the site was planted last fall and winter and already\, Himalayan Blackberry and other non-native noxious weeds are creeping back and covering new native plantings. Our work will include digging out weeds and adding landscaping cardboard and mulch to prevent any regrowth. We may also install protective grow tubes around native plants to prevent grazing by wildlife like deer. Maintenance is a really important task during the summer season and we appreciate the help volunteers like you bring! \nUpon signing up you will receive a confirmation email. On August 20th\, the Wednesday before the event\, Molly\, Mid Sound Fisheries Stewardship Coordinator\, will send a reminder email with event logistics on site access\, what to pack\, and all other necessary information. \n***If you are under 18 and attending without a parent/ guardian and this is your first Mid Sound event you’ve volunteered at\, please print and fill out the King County Parks Youth Waiver Form attached to Molly’s Wednesday email and bring it with you to the event!***
URL:https://www.midsoundfisheries.org/event/8-23-2025-weeding-restoration-event-on-sammamish-river/
LOCATION:WA
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SUMMARY:11/08/2025 Tree Planting and Habitat Restoration at Burns Creek
DESCRIPTION:Join Mid Sound Fisheries Enhancement Group for a day of Chinook salmon habitat restoration! We will spend the day removing invasive plants and planting native trees and shrubs on a King County-owned site on Burns Creek\, a tributary to the Green River which hosts a high number of juvenile Chinook salmon as they grow and prepare to begin their lives in the ocean. \nVolunteers should expect to be primarily digging blackberry roots at this event\, but everyone will have the opportunity to get a few native plants in the ground! We will provide instructions\, a safety talk\, work gloves\, and all tools\, as well as snacks\, water\, and electrolytes. Please plan to arrive on time for the start of the event as we will be shuttling from our meeting location at Metzler Park to the work site. \nEveryone is welcome\, but anyone under 18 years old attending without an adult needs to fill out a Youth Waiver to the event (This will be linked in the confirmation email after you apply to the event). Anyone under the age of 16 needs to be accompanied by an adult. Thank you! \nWhat to Bring: \n\nClosed-toe shoes are required! (ex: sturdy sneakers\, rain boots\, hiking boots. No sandals\, heels\, or flats)\nLong pants\, and layers of clothing that can get dirty\nRain gear (Or sun protection! Be sure to check the weather)\nFull water bottle and snacks\n\nHow to Apply: \nLet us know you’re coming by filling out a volunteer application here. \nPlease contact nicholas@midsoundfisheries.org with any questions
URL:https://www.midsoundfisheries.org/event/11-08-2025-tree-planting-and-habitat-restoration-at-burns-creek/
LOCATION:Metzler Park\, Metzler Park-Green River Salmon\, Auburn\, WA\, 98092\, United States
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SUMMARY:11/15/2025 Tree Planting Event on Sammamish River\, Woodinville
DESCRIPTION:Click here to sign up!\nJoin Mid Sound Fisheries Enhancement Group on the King County Parks-owned West Sammamish River Trail to restore salmon habitat. \nWe will spend the event time digging up the roots of invasive species currently growing on the riverbank\, and then planting native trees and shrubs in the spaces we clear. We will add blue grow-tubes to all plants to protect them from deer grazing and add mulch rings to insulate their roots for the upcoming cold season. \nUpon signing up you will receive a confirmation email. On November 12th\, the Wednesday before the event\, Molly\, the Mid Sound Fisheries staff member leading your event\, will send a reminder email with event logistics on site access\, what to pack\, and all other necessary information. \nFor participants under 18: if you plan to volunteer without your parent/ guardian and this is your first time volunteering with Mid Sound Fisheries\, please print and fill out the King County Parks Youth Waiver Form attached to Molly’s Wednesday email and bring it with you to the event!
URL:https://www.midsoundfisheries.org/event/11-15-2025-tree-planting-event-on-sammamish-river-woodinville/
LOCATION:Sammamish River Restoration Site\, 15000 Redmond - Woodinville Rd NE #800\, Woodinville\, WA\, 98072\, United States
CATEGORIES:Sammamish River Trail
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SUMMARY:12/13/2025 Tree Planting Event on Sammamish River\, Woodinville
DESCRIPTION:Click here to sign up!\nJoin Mid Sound Fisheries Enhancement Group on the King County Parks-owned West Sammamish River Trail to restore salmon habitat. \nWe will spend the event time digging up the roots of invasive species currently growing on the riverbank\, and then planting native trees and shrubs in the spaces we clear. We will add blue grow-tubes to all plants to protect them from deer grazing and add mulch rings to insulate their roots for the upcoming cold season. \nUpon signing up you will receive a confirmation email. On December 10th\, the Wednesday before the event\, Molly\, the Mid Sound Fisheries staff member leading your event\, will send a reminder email with event logistics on site access\, what to pack\, and all other necessary information. \nFor participants under 18: if you plan to volunteer without your parent/ guardian and this is your first time volunteering with Mid Sound Fisheries\, please print and fill out the King County Parks Youth Waiver Form attached to Molly’s Wednesday email and bring it with you to the event!
URL:https://www.midsoundfisheries.org/event/12-13-2025-tree-planting-event-on-sammamish-river-woodinville/
LOCATION:Sammamish River Restoration Site\, 15000 Redmond - Woodinville Rd NE #800\, Woodinville\, WA\, 98072\, United States
CATEGORIES:Sammamish River Trail
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SUMMARY:1/19/2025 MLK Day of Service - Salmon Habitat Restoration Volunteer Event on Sammamish River\, Woodinville
DESCRIPTION:Click here to sign up!\nJoin Mid Sound Fisheries Enhancement Group on the King County Parks-owned West Sammamish River Trail to restore Chinook salmon habitat. \nWe will spend the event time digging up the roots of invasive species growing on the riverbank\, and then planting native trees and shrubs that will grow into healthy habitat in the spaces we clear. We will add blue grow-tubes to all plants to protect them from deer grazing and add mulch rings to insulate their roots. \nUpon signing up you will receive a confirmation email. On January 16th\, the Friday before the event\, Molly\, the Mid Sound Fisheries staff member leading your event\, will send a reminder email with event logistics on site access\, what to pack\, and all other necessary information. \nFor participants under 18: if you plan to volunteer without your parent/ guardian and this is your first time volunteering with Mid Sound Fisheries\, you need to print and have your parent sign 2 waivers. \nPlease bring the Mid Sound Youth Waiver and the King County Parks Youth Waiver attached to Molly’s Friday email and bring it with you to the event!
URL:https://www.midsoundfisheries.org/event/1-19-2025-mlk-day-of-service-salmon-habitat-restoration-volunteer-event-on-sammamish-river-woodinville/
LOCATION:WA
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SUMMARY:3/21/2026 - Salmon Habitat Restoration Volunteer Event on Sammamish River\, Woodinville
DESCRIPTION:Click here to sign up!\nJoin Mid Sound Fisheries Enhancement Group on the King County Parks-owned West Sammamish River Trail to restore salmon habitat. \nWe will spend the event time digging up the roots of invasive species growing on the riverbank\, and then planting native trees and shrubs that will grow into healthy habitat in the spaces we clear. We will add blue grow-tubes to all plants to protect them from deer grazing and add mulch rings to insulate their roots. \nUpon signing up you will receive a confirmation email. You will receive another email on March 18th\, the Wednesday before the event with event details (parking\, event location\, packing list\, etc.). \nFor participants under 18: if you plan to volunteer without your parent/ guardian and this is your first time volunteering with Mid Sound Fisheries\, you need to print and have your parent sign 2 waivers. Please bring both the Mid Sound Youth Waiver and the King County Parks Youth Waiver with you to the event! \nBoth youth waivers will be sent in the 3/18 email and are also available on Mid Sound’s website here: https://www.midsoundfisheries.org/west-sammamish-river-trail-revegetation/
URL:https://www.midsoundfisheries.org/event/3-21-2026-salmon-habitat-restoration-volunteer-event-on-sammamish-river-woodinville/
LOCATION:Sammamish River Restoration Site\, 15000 Redmond - Woodinville Rd NE #800\, Woodinville\, WA\, 98072\, United States
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SUMMARY:4/11/2026 - Salmon Habitat Restoration Volunteer Event on Sammamish River\, Woodinville
DESCRIPTION:Join Mid Sound Fisheries Enhancement Group on the King County Parks-owned West Sammamish River Trail to restore salmon habitat! We will spend the event time removing invasive species and sheet mulching the riverbank so that recently planted native trees and shrubs can thrive! Please sign up through the Idealist website. You will receive a confirmation email immediately upon registration and a reminder email on April 8th\, the Wednesday before the event\, with event details (parking\, event location\, packing list\, etc.). \nFor participants under 18: if you plan to volunteer without your parent/ guardian and this is your first time volunteering with Mid Sound Fisheries\, you need to print and have your parent sign 2 waivers. \nYouth waivers are available on Mid Sound’s website here: https://www.midsoundfisheries.org/west-sammamish-river-trail-revegetation/ \nPlease review the below information before attending the event:\nEvent Location: West Sammamish River Trail\, Woodinville \n15000 Redmond – Woodinville Rd NE #800\, Woodinville\, WA 98072 \nThank you for volunteering with Mid Sound! Please read through this document so we are as prepared as possible for our time together. \nOur events run rain or shine\, but in the event of hazardous weather like severe wind\, cold\, heat or smoke the Mid Sound staff member leading your event will be in contact via email the morning to officially cancel the event. Plan to check your email before you leave so you receive any updates. If you are a group lead\, please be sure you have set up a way to contact your group members the morning of the event if needed. \nNative Land: \nWe acknowledge that this work takes place on the occupied\, traditional land of the Coast Salish People who have cared for this land since time immemorial. We recognize that we are not the first stewards of this land and water\, and are contributing to the important legacy of this work. \nTo find out more about Native Land\, check out this interactive map: https://native-land.ca/ \nHow Your Volunteer Service Helps Salmon and Their Ecosystems: \nPuget Sound salmon are in trouble. Two populations of salmonid species in the Sammamish River (Chinook and Steelhead) are listed as threatened under the federal Endangered Species Act. A key problem for Sammamish River salmon is high water temperatures. Planting native trees and shrubs along the banks of the river creates canopy cover and shade\, cooling water temperatures. To be able to plant trees we must first remove invasive plants that can outcompete newly planted native trees. Thriving forests and shorelines provide many benefits to our communities as well\, like filtering pollution\, mitigating erosion and storm damage\, and providing places for wildlife to live and for us to connect with nature. \nWhat to Expect: \nWhen you arrive\, we will have you (or your parent/guardian) sign in and then gather for an introduction circle. Once we are on the same page with safety and protocols for the day\, we will spend time on various restoration tasks that change with the seasons. During fall and winter events we remove invasive species\, plant native trees and shrubs\, and spread mulch\, which helps maintain moisture around native plants and reduces the opportunity for invasive plants to regrow. During late Spring and Summer we do maintenance weed removal in sections of the site that were recently planted. The invasive weed removal is similar to weeding a vegetable garden\, as weeds are removed we protect young native plants and will create space to add more plants in the future. For all of these tasks volunteers will use tools provided by Mid Sound\, including shovels\, rakes\, tarps\, hand snippers\, and more. \nWhat to Bring: \n\nLayers of clothing that can get dirty\, that will keep you warm\, and will keep you dry\n\nLong sleeves and thick pants to protect against thorny plants and weather (shorts not recommended)\nJacket\nHat\nRain Jacket/ Rain Pants\n\n\nClosed-toe shoes are required! (ex: rain boots and hiking boots. No sandals\, heels\, or flats)\nA reusable water bottle\n\nWhat we will Provided: \n\nWater and light snacks will be provided\, please bring extra snacks or a lunch if needed.\nWork gloves\nAll necessary tools and equipment\nFirst-Aid Kit\n\nYouth: \nYoung people under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Any minors under the age of 18 attending the event without a parent or legal guardian must also bring a printed copy of their signed Mid Sound Youth Waiver and the King County Parks Youth Waiver to the event in order to participate. \nParking: 15000 Redmond – Woodinville Rd NE #800\, Woodinville\, WA 98072 \nPlease park in the Soulteach Ultrasound parking lot\, located ​inside the large business complex next to the restoration site. ​ Click here to see a map of how to get from the parking lot to the ​restoration site. \nBathrooms: Bike Pump & Bathrooms\, 14580 NE 145th St\, Woodinville\, WA 98072 \nThe nearest public restrooms are located at the North Shore Athletic Fields\, about a 15 minute walk or a 5 minute drive from the restoration site. There are 2 porta potties at the NSAF parking lot\, and a facility with running water just a 1 minute walk north on the paved trail. \nSafety: \n\nPersonal Protective Equipment at all times: Gloves\, closed toed shoes\, sturdy clothes\, etc.\nEnvironmental Hazards: Look up and around for hazards such as branches\, roots\, holes\, slopes\, etc.\nOther Park Users: Watch for walkers\, runners\, dogs\, bikes\, etc. and make space on trails for them to pass.\nStinging Insects: Bees\, wasps\, mosquitos\, etc. will be active. If you have any allergies to these\, we ask that you let a staff member know as a heads up\, just in case.\nLitter: Keep an eye out for litter as we work. Staff will handle any rusty/sharp/hazardous objects.\nWeather: We will be outside which means exposure to cold/heat/wind\, etc.\nTechnology: Keep technology stored safely away. No headphones please\, so we are able to hear each other.\nPhotos: We may take photos during the event and will ask your permission beforehand.\nTools: Please do not share tools. We will discuss how to safely carry\, use\, set down tools.
URL:https://www.midsoundfisheries.org/event/4-11-2026-salmon-habitat-restoration-volunteer-event-on-sammamish-river-woodinville/
LOCATION:Sammamish River Restoration Site\, 15000 Redmond - Woodinville Rd NE #800\, Woodinville\, WA\, 98072\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260516T100000
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SUMMARY:5/16/2026 - Volunteer Event on Sammamish River\, Woodinville
DESCRIPTION:Click here to sign up!\nJoin Mid Sound Fisheries Enhancement Group on the King County Parks-owned West Sammamish River Trail to restore salmon habitat! We will spend the event time removing invasive species and sheet mulching the riverbank so that recently planted native trees and shrubs can thrive! Please sign up through the Idealist website. You will receive a confirmation email immediately upon registration and a reminder email the Wednesday before the event\, with event details (parking\, event location\, packing list\, etc.). \nFor participants under 18: if you plan to volunteer without your parent/ guardian and this is your first time volunteering with Mid Sound Fisheries\, you need to print and have your parent sign 2 waivers. \nYouth waivers are available on Mid Sound’s website here: https://www.midsoundfisheries.org/west-sammamish-river-trail-revegetation/ \nPlease review the below information before attending the event:\nEvent Location: West Sammamish River Trail\, Woodinville \n15000 Redmond – Woodinville Rd NE #800\, Woodinville\, WA 98072 \nThank you for volunteering with Mid Sound! Please read through this document so we are as prepared as possible for our time together. \nOur events run rain or shine\, but in the event of hazardous weather like severe wind\, cold\, heat or smoke the Mid Sound staff member leading your event will be in contact via email the morning to officially cancel the event. Plan to check your email before you leave so you receive any updates. If you are a group lead\, please be sure you have set up a way to contact your group members the morning of the event if needed. \nNative Land: \nWe acknowledge that this work takes place on the occupied\, traditional land of the Coast Salish People who have cared for this land since time immemorial. We recognize that we are not the first stewards of this land and water\, and are contributing to the important legacy of this work. \nTo find out more about Native Land\, check out this interactive map: https://native-land.ca/ \nHow Your Volunteer Service Helps Salmon and Their Ecosystems: \nPuget Sound salmon are in trouble. Two populations of salmonid species in the Sammamish River (Chinook and Steelhead) are listed as threatened under the federal Endangered Species Act. A key problem for Sammamish River salmon is high water temperatures. Planting native trees and shrubs along the banks of the river creates canopy cover and shade\, cooling water temperatures. To be able to plant trees we must first remove invasive plants that can outcompete newly planted native trees. Thriving forests and shorelines provide many benefits to our communities as well\, like filtering pollution\, mitigating erosion and storm damage\, and providing places for wildlife to live and for us to connect with nature. \nWhat to Expect: \nWhen you arrive\, we will have you (or your parent/guardian) sign in and then gather for an introduction circle. Once we are on the same page with safety and protocols for the day\, we will spend time on various restoration tasks that change with the seasons. During fall and winter events we remove invasive species\, plant native trees and shrubs\, and spread mulch\, which helps maintain moisture around native plants and reduces the opportunity for invasive plants to regrow. During late Spring and Summer we do maintenance weed removal in sections of the site that were recently planted. The invasive weed removal is similar to weeding a vegetable garden\, as weeds are removed we protect young native plants and will create space to add more plants in the future. For all of these tasks volunteers will use tools provided by Mid Sound\, including shovels\, rakes\, tarps\, hand snippers\, and more. \nWhat to Bring: \n\nLayers of clothing that can get dirty\, that will keep you warm\, and will keep you dry\n\nLong sleeves and thick pants to protect against thorny plants and weather (shorts not recommended)\nJacket\nHat\nRain Jacket/ Rain Pants\n\n\nClosed-toe shoes are required! (ex: rain boots and hiking boots. No sandals\, heels\, or flats)\nA reusable water bottle\n\nWhat we will Provided: \n\nWater and light snacks will be provided\, please bring extra snacks or a lunch if needed.\nWork gloves\nAll necessary tools and equipment\nFirst-Aid Kit\n\nYouth: \nYoung people under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Any minors under the age of 18 attending the event without a parent or legal guardian must also bring a printed copy of their signed Mid Sound Youth Waiver and the King County Parks Youth Waiver to the event in order to participate. \nParking: 15000 Redmond – Woodinville Rd NE #800\, Woodinville\, WA 98072 \nPlease park in the Soulteach Ultrasound parking lot\, located ​inside the large business complex next to the restoration site. ​ Click here to see a map of how to get from the parking lot to the ​restoration site. \nBathrooms: Bike Pump & Bathrooms\, 14580 NE 145th St\, Woodinville\, WA 98072 \nThe nearest public restrooms are located at the North Shore Athletic Fields\, about a 15 minute walk or a 5 minute drive from the restoration site. There are 2 porta potties at the NSAF parking lot\, and a facility with running water just a 1 minute walk north on the paved trail. \nSafety: \n\nPersonal Protective Equipment at all times: Gloves\, closed toed shoes\, sturdy clothes\, etc.\nEnvironmental Hazards: Look up and around for hazards such as branches\, roots\, holes\, slopes\, etc.\nOther Park Users: Watch for walkers\, runners\, dogs\, bikes\, etc. and make space on trails for them to pass.\nStinging Insects: Bees\, wasps\, mosquitos\, etc. will be active. If you have any allergies to these\, we ask that you let a staff member know as a heads up\, just in case.\nLitter: Keep an eye out for litter as we work. Staff will handle any rusty/sharp/hazardous objects.\nWeather: We will be outside which means exposure to cold/heat/wind\, etc.\nTechnology: Keep technology stored safely away. No headphones please\, so we are able to hear each other.\nPhotos: We may take photos during the event and will ask your permission beforehand.\nTools: Please do not share tools. We will discuss how to safely carry\, use\, set down tools.
URL:https://www.midsoundfisheries.org/event/5-16-2026-volunteer-event-on-sammamish-river-woodinville/
LOCATION:Sammamish River Restoration Site\, 15000 Redmond - Woodinville Rd NE #800\, Woodinville\, WA\, 98072\, United States
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