6/17/23 Restoration Event @ Fenster Nature Park!
2023-06-17 10:00 - 13:00 (America/Vancouver) | Fenster Nature Park, 2027 4th St SE, Auburn, WA, 98002, United States
Join Mid Sound Fisheries, Green River Coalition, the City of Auburn, and your community members as we restore the shores of the Green-Duwamish River! We had such a successful planting season thanks to all of your help — now its time to make sure our new plants get the care they need to survive. We’ll be clearing blackberry from the areas around new plantings and prepping some sites for future planting!
The event will begin with a brief discussion that includes information about the site, the partnering organizations, why this work is important, tool use, and safety. We will provide work gloves, all instructions, and all tools. Please plan to arrive on time for the start of the event and allow extra time to find parking.
Please sign up directly with VolunteerMatch or by emailing amy@midsoundfisheries.org. Please reach out if you have any questions!

6/24/2023 Salmon-Friendly Lakes Resident Workshop @ Lake Sammamish State Park
2023-06-24 10:00 - 12:30 | Lake Sammamish State Park, 2010 N.W. Sammamish Road, Issaquah, WA, 98027, United States
The Salmon Friendly Lakes Program seeks to inspire behavior change among lakeshore residents through education and outreach opportunities, free technical assistance site visits, and impact-reduction and restoration guidance. This program is also a part of the Lake Sammamish Artificial Light at Night Abatement efforts being led by King Conservation District, which are intended to better understand, and reduce the impacts of artificial light on salmon in Lake Sammamish.
Join us Saturday, June 24m 2023 at Lake Sammamish Park from 10:00am – 12:30pm. The workshop is FREE but does require registration to attend as space is limited.
Register Here!

7/22/23 Restoration Event @ Fenster Nature Park!
2023-07-22 10:00 - 13:00 | Fenster Nature Park, 2027 4th St SE, Auburn, WA, 98002, United States
Join Mid Sound Fisheries, Green River Coalition, the City of Auburn, and your community members as we restore the shores of the Green-Duwamish River! We had such a successful planting season thanks to all of your help — now its time to make sure our new plants get the care they need to survive. We’ll be clearing blackberry from the areas around new plantings and prepping some sites for future planting!
The event will begin with a brief discussion that includes information about the site, the partnering organizations, why this work is important, tool use, and safety. We will provide work gloves, all instructions, and all tools. Please plan to arrive on time for the start of the event and allow extra time to find parking.
Please sign up directly with VolunteerMatch or by emailing erik@midsoundfisheries.org. Please reach out if you have any questions!

8/24/2023 Community Pint Night @Cairn Brewery in Kenmore
2023-08-24 16:00 - 21:00 | WA
Please join us for Community Pint Night!
Cairn Brewery
7204 NE 175th St. Bldg A, Kenmore, WA 98028
Thursday, August 24, 2023 from 4-9 PM
One part board meet + greet, one part projects + programs update, one part fundraiser* for Mid Sound Fisheries Enhancement Group. Everyone is welcome!
Come when you can, stay as long as you are able
4:00 pm Event begins
7:00 pm Walk to Sammamish River together
+ hear about Mid Sound projects
7:30 pm Walk back to Cairn
9:00 pm Event ends
*Cairn will donate 10% of ALL Sales (Beer, Wine, Cider, Merch, Cans To-Go, Anything!) directly to Mid Sound
Questions?
Email tracy@midsoundfisheries.org

CANCELLED -- 9/16/23 Environmental Restoration Event @ Fenster Nature Park!
2023-09-16 10:00 - 13:00 | Fenster Nature Park, 2027 4th St SE, Auburn, WA, 98002, United States
We are so sorry, but our volunteer coordination team has contracted COVID and this event is now cancelled. We hope to see you at the next one!

Join Mid Sound Fisheries, Green River Coalition, the City of Auburn, and your community members as we restore the shores of the Green-Duwamish River! Forests keep water clean and clear for salmon, but blackberry tends to grow in a monoculture, preventing a diversity of plants from forming a healthy forest. At our event we’ll be clearing blackberry from areas along the Green river to prepare for planting a future forest!
The event will begin with a brief discussion that includes information about the site, the partnering organizations, why this work is important, tool use, and safety. We will provide work gloves, all instructions, and all tools. Please plan to arrive on time for the start of the event and allow extra time to find parking.
Email amy@midsoundfisheries.org if you have any questions.
Covid-19 Safety Protocol:

Before arriving at the event please check your temperature. If it is above 100.4 degrees please stay home.
Please stay home if you are experiencing any symptoms such as cough, sore throat, loss of taste and/or smell
We will maintain physical distance throughout the day.
We will provide a hand washing and sanitation station on site.
We will provide water, but please bring a water bottle so as to reduce our use of single-use plastics!

What to Bring:

Gardening gloves/work gloves if you have them, we will provide them if you do not.
Closed-toe shoes are required! (ex: sturdy sneakers, rain boots, hiking boots. No sandals, heels, or flats)
Layers of clothing that can get dirty
Long sleeves and thick leg coverings to protect against thorny plants (shorts or capris are not recommended)
Rain gear -OR- sunblock and a sun hat (be sure to check the weather)
Full water bottle
Snacks

4th Friday Fishing for Answers
2023-09-22 09:00 - 10:00 | WA
Our monthly walk & talk will meet at the overflow parking lot for Point No Point, on Point No Point Rd, just E of Hillview Lane. While County repair work on the North Beach continues, we’ll walk along the road toward the lighthouse, and down the marsh trail to view the project footprint. We’ll review where we are in the early Preliminary Design Phase (working toward 30%). If you have questions, we’ll either answer them or collect and field them to someone in the position to respond. If you have observations to share, we’ll document them, and if you have concerns, this is a good time to learn where along the design timeline your concerns might be addressed.
If you’re new to the project, we can talk about the West Sound Nearshore Integration and Synthesis of Chinook Salmon Recovery Priorities that has listed the Point No Point Estuary Restoration project as the top priority project, out of 333 restoration projects assessed, to benefit Chinook salmon recovery. The project supports coastal resilience at the Puget Sound level, the Kitsap County level, and at the level of the neighborhoods surrounding and uphill of Point No Point Park.
The hope is that our twice monthly walks (see also 2nd Mondays Tide Talk) can provide a more thorough understanding of the project’s goals and limitations. Direct communication on site might ease some of the fear associated with the power of mother nature that landowners on this block know very well, and take some of the power away from misinformation that can throw a lot of confusion into a longterm, well-documented study. These outreach opportunities, and the slides, meeting notes, and FAQs on our website will hopefully keep us grounded in our Design Timeline. We hope that you’ll feel welcome to join us to help determine which problems the project hopes to solve, and which problems are really outside of the project scope. We look forward to learning from you and sharing your observations with the partners who will potentially be there down the line to help regulate changes that might come to this very special place.
Bring your camera to help document our work.
Please respect the neighbors by parking in designated overflow parking spaces only.
We look forward to seeing you at 9am!

2nd Monday Tides Talk at the Hansgrill
2023-10-09 17:00 - 18:00 | Hansgrill, 7525 NE Twin Spits Rd, Hansville, WA
Come to our monthly late afternoon sit-down chat.
We meet on the 2nd Monday at the Hansgrill… it’s a nice time for us to check in with the community. If you have observations or questions to bring to the community’s attention, and you’re either not a morning person, not a big walker, or you work during the day, this is your time. Tea or coffee will be served.
The hope is that our twice monthly outreach (see also 4th Friday Fishing for Answers) can provide a more thorough understanding of the project’s goals and limitations. Direct communication on site might ease some of the fear associated with the power of mother nature that landowners on this block know very well, and take some of the power away from misinformation that can throw a lot of confusion into a longterm, well-documented study. These outreach opportunities, and the slides, meeting notes, and FAQs on our website will hopefully keep us grounded in our Design Timeline. We hope that you’ll feel welcome to join us to help determine which problems the project hopes to solve, and which problems are really outside of the project scope. We look forward to learning from you and sharing your observations with the partners who will potentially be there down the line to help regulate changes that might come to this very special place.
Photo credit: Kitsap Daily News

Orca Recovery Day! 10/14/23 Environmental Restoration Event @ Fenster Nature Park!
2023-10-14 10:00 - 13:00 | Fenster Nature Park, 2027 4th St SE, Auburn, WA, 98002, United States
Join Mid Sound Fisheries, Green River Coalition, the City of Auburn, and your community members as we restore the shores of the Green-Duwamish River! Forests keep water clean and clear for salmon, but blackberry tends to grow in a monoculture, preventing a diversity of plants from forming a healthy forest. At our event we’ll be planting trees along the bank of the Green River to create a future forest!
The event will begin with a brief discussion that includes information about the site, the partnering organizations, why this work is important, tool use, and safety. We will provide work gloves, all instructions, and all tools. Please plan to arrive on time for the start of the event and allow extra time to find parking.
Please follow this link to sign up directly with VolunteerMatch!
Email amy@midsoundfisheries.org if you have any questions.
Covid-19 Safety Protocol:

Before arriving at the event please check your temperature. If it is above 100.4 degrees please stay home.
Please stay home if you are experiencing any symptoms such as cough, sore throat, loss of taste and/or smell
We will maintain physical distance throughout the day.
We will provide a hand washing and sanitation station on site.
We will provide water, but please bring a water bottle so as to reduce our use of single-use plastics!

What to Bring:

Gardening gloves/work gloves if you have them, we will provide them if you do not.
Closed-toe shoes are required! (ex: sturdy sneakers, rain boots, hiking boots. No sandals, heels, or flats)
Layers of clothing that can get dirty
Long sleeves and thick leg coverings to protect against thorny plants (shorts or capris are not recommended)
Rain gear -OR- sunblock and a sun hat (be sure to check the weather)
Full water bottle
Snacks

CANCELLED DUE TO WIND - 11/4/2023 Salmon Habitat Restoration Event in Woodinville!
2023-11-04 10:00 - 13:00 | WA
Click here to register!
Join Mid Sound Fisheries Enhancement Group on the King County Parks-owned West Sammamish River Trail in Woodinville to restore Chinook salmon habitat! We are in the process of removing Himalayan blackberry from a 1200 foot stretch of river bank and mulching the site to prevent re-growth. Your help and support is so valuable and necessary to getting this work done!
Upon signing up you will receive an email with information on how to access the site. If you are under 18 and attending without a parent or guardian, please also print and fill out the Youth Waiver Form attached to the confirmation email and bring it with you to the event!
Funded by grants from King County Cooperative Watershed Management, King County Waterworks, and the Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife.

11/18/23 Environmental Restoration Event @ Fenster Nature Park!
2023-11-18 10:00 - 13:00 | Fenster Nature Park, 2027 4th St SE, Auburn, WA, 98002, United States
Join Mid Sound Fisheries, Green River Coalition, the City of Auburn, and your community members as we restore the shores of the Green-Duwamish River! Forests keep water clean and clear for salmon, but blackberry tends to grow in a monoculture, preventing a diversity of plants from forming a healthy forest. At our event we’ll be planting trees along the bank of the Green River to create a future forest!
The event will begin with a brief discussion that includes information about the site, the partnering organizations, why this work is important, tool use, and safety. We will provide work gloves, all instructions, and all tools. Please plan to arrive on time for the start of the event and allow extra time to find parking.
Please sign up directly with VolunteerMatch!
Email amy@midsoundfisheries.org if you have any questions.
Covid-19 Safety Protocol:

Before arriving at the event please check your temperature. If it is above 100.4 degrees please stay home.
Please stay home if you are experiencing any symptoms such as cough, sore throat, loss of taste and/or smell
We will maintain physical distance throughout the day.
We will provide a hand washing and sanitation station on site.
We will provide water, but please bring a water bottle so as to reduce our use of single-use plastics!

What to Bring:

Gardening gloves/work gloves if you have them, we will provide them if you do not.
Closed-toe shoes are required! (ex: sturdy sneakers, rain boots, hiking boots. No sandals, heels, or flats)
Layers of clothing that can get dirty
Long sleeves and thick leg coverings to protect against thorny plants (shorts or capris are not recommended)
Rain gear -OR- sunblock and a sun hat (be sure to check the weather)
Full water bottle
Snacks

11/18/2023 Salmon Habitat Restoration Event in Woodinville!
2023-11-18 10:00 - 13:00 | WA
Click here to register!
Join Mid Sound Fisheries Enhancement Group on Middle Bear Creek Woodinville to plant native species! We are in the process of adding 500 native trees, shrubs, and ground covers to a recently constructed stretch of Middle Bear Creek. Your help and support is so valuable and necessary to getting this important work done!
Upon signing up you will receive an email with information on how to access the site. If you are under 18 and attending without a parent or guardian, please also print and fill out the Youth Waiver Form attached to the confirmation email and bring it with you to the event!
Funded by grants from King County Cooperative Watershed Management, King County Waterworks, and the Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife.

12/02/2023 Salmon Habitat Restoration Event in Woodinville!
2023-12-02 10:00 - 13:00 | WA

12/16/2023 Salmon Habitat Restoration Event in Redmond!
2023-12-16 10:00 - 13:00 | WA
Click here to register!
Join Mid Sound Fisheries Enhancement Group at our most recently completed floodplain restoration site for a planting party!
Mid Sound just completed an in-stream restoration construction project on Bear Creek in Redmond and we need your help to get over 400 plants in the ground and protected with mulch rings! Work will include hauling mulch in buckets, digging with a shovel in sandy soil, bending/leaning to place plants in the ground, and walking on uneven terrain.
**If you are under 18 and attending without a parent or guardian, please also print and fill out the Youth Waiver Form attached to the confirmation email and bring it with you to the event!

12/16/23 Planting Event @ Fenster Nature Park!
2023-12-16 10:00 - 13:00 | Fenster Nature Park, 2027 4th St SE, Auburn, WA, 98002, United States
Join Mid Sound Fisheries, Green River Coalition, the City of Auburn, and your community members as we restore the shores of the Green-Duwamish River! Forests keep water clean and clear for salmon, but blackberry tends to grow in a monoculture, preventing a diversity of plants from forming a healthy forest. At our event we’ll be planting native plants along the bank of the Green River to create a future forest!
The event will begin with a brief discussion that includes information about the site, the partnering organizations, why this work is important, tool use, and safety. We will provide work gloves, all instructions, and all tools. Please plan to arrive on time for the start of the event and allow extra time to find parking.
Please sign up directly with VolunteerMatch!
Email amy@midsoundfisheries.org if you have any questions.
Covid-19 Safety Protocol:

Before arriving at the event please check your temperature. If it is above 100.4 degrees please stay home.
Please stay home if you are experiencing any symptoms such as cough, sore throat, loss of taste and/or smell
We will maintain physical distance throughout the day.
We will provide hand sanitizer on site.
We will provide water, but please bring a water bottle so as to reduce our use of single-use plastics!

What to Bring:

Gardening gloves/work gloves if you have them, we will provide them if you do not.
Closed-toe shoes are required! (ex: sturdy sneakers, rain boots, hiking boots. No sandals, heels, or flats)
Layers of clothing that can get dirty
Long sleeves and thick leg coverings to protect against thorny plants (shorts or capris are not recommended)
Rain gear -OR- sunblock and a sun hat (be sure to check the weather)
Full water bottle
Snacks

1/6/2023 Salmon Habitat Restoration Event in Woodinville!
2024-01-06 10:00 - 13:00 | WA

1/15/2024 Martin Luther King Day of Service - Salmon Habitat Restoration Event in Woodinville!
2024-01-15 10:00 - 13:00 | WA
Click here to register!
Join Mid Sound Fisheries Enhancement Group on the King County Parks-owned West Sammamish River Trail in Woodinville this Martin Luther King Junior Day of Service to restore Chinook salmon habitat.
We will be removing Himalayan blackberry from a 1200 foot stretch of river bank and planting native trees and shrubs. Your help and support is so valuable and necessary to getting this work done!
Upon signing up you will receive an email with information on how to access the site. If you are under 18 and attending without a parent or guardian, please also print and fill out the Youth Waiver Form attached to the confirmation email and bring it with you to the event!

1/20/2023 Salmon Habitat Restoration Event in Woodinville!
2024-01-20 10:00 - 13:00 | WA

2/3/2024 Salmon Habitat Restoration in Redmond!
2024-02-03 10:00 - 13:00 | WA
Click here to register!
Join Mid Sound Fisheries Enhancement Group at our most recently completed floodplain restoration site for a planting party!
Mid Sound just completed an in-stream restoration construction project on Bear Creek in Redmond and we need your help to get native plants in the ground and protect them by adding mulch rings! Work will include hauling mulch in buckets, digging with a shovel in sandy soil, bending/leaning to place plants in the ground, and walking on uneven terrain. The site can be very muddy so dress in clothes you are comfortable getting dirty.
**If you are under 18 and attending without a parent or guardian, please also print and fill out the Youth Waiver Form attached to the confirmation email and bring it with you to the event!

2/10/24 Restoration event at Fenster Park!
2024-02-10 10:00 - 13:00 | Fenster Nature Park, 2027 4th St SE, Auburn, WA, 98002, United States
Join Mid Sound Fisheries, the City of Auburn, and your community members as we restore the shores of the Green-Duwamish River at Fenster Park! At this event we are going to be removing a patch of blackberry so we can plant native plants that will benefit salmon in the Green River.
Please click here to sign up using VolunteerMatch!
The event will begin with a brief discussion that includes information about the site, the partnering organizations, why this work is important, tool use, and safety. We will provide work gloves, all instructions, and all tools. Please plan to arrive on time for the start of the event and allow extra time to find parking.
Everyone is welcome, but anyone 16 or 17 years old attending without an adult needs to fill out and bring the attached Youth Waiver to the event. Anyone under the age of 16 needs to be accompanied by an adult. Thank you!

Covid-19 Safety Protocol:

Before arriving at the event please check your temperature. If it is above 100.4 degrees please stay home.
Please stay home if you are experiencing any symptoms such as cough, sore throat, loss of taste and/or smell
We will maintain physical distance throughout the day.
We will provide hand sanitizer on site.
We will provide water, but please bring a water bottle so as to reduce our use of single-use plastics!

What to Bring:

Gardening gloves/work gloves if you have them, we will provide them if you do not.
Closed-toe shoes are required! (ex: sturdy sneakers, rain boots, hiking boots. No sandals, heels, or flats)
Layers of clothing that can get dirty
Long sleeves and thick leg coverings to protect against thorny plants (shorts or capris are not recommended)
Rain gear -OR- sunblock and a sun hat (be sure to check the weather)
Full water bottle
Snacks

2/17/2024 Tree Planting Event in Woodinville!
2024-02-17 10:00 - 13:00 | WA
Click here to register!
Volunteer with Mid Sound Fisheries Enhancement Group to restore Chinook salmon habitat on the King County Parks-owned West Sammamish River Trail in Woodinville!
We are in the process of removing Himalayan blackberry from a 1200 foot stretch of river bank, planting native trees and shrubs, and mulching the site to prevent re-growth. Your help and support is so valuable and necessary to get this work done!
Upon signing up you will receive an email with information on how to access the site.
**If you are under 18 and attending without a parent or guardian, please also print and fill out the Youth Waiver Form attached to the confirmation email and bring it with you to the event!

3/16/2024 Tree Planting Event in Woodinville!
2024-03-16 10:00 - 13:00 | WA
Click here to register!
Join Mid Sound Fisheries Enhancement Group to restore Chinook salmon habitat on the King County Parks-owned West Sammamish River Trail in Woodinville!
We will be clearing Himalayan Blackberry from the banks of the Sammamish River to make space for planting native trees and shrubs. Each plant is circled in a mulch ring to block weed re-growth and insulate roots. Your help and support are so valuable and necessary to transform this shoreline into healthy habitat!
Upon signing up you will receive a confirmation email with information on how to access the site and more details about the event.
**If you are under 18 and attending without a parent or guardian, please also print and fill out the Youth Waiver Form attached to the confirmation email and bring it with you to the event!

3/30/2024 Tree Planting Event in Woodinville!
2024-03-30 10:00 - 13:00 | WA
Click here to register!
Join Mid Sound Fisheries Enhancement Group to restore Chinook salmon habitat on the King County Parks-owned West Sammamish River Trail in Woodinville!
We will be clearing Himalayan Blackberry from the banks of the Sammamish River to make space for planting native trees and shrubs. Each plant is circled in a mulch ring to block weed re-growth and insulate roots. Your help and support is so valuable and necessary to transform this shoreline in to healthy habitat!
Upon signing up you will receive a confirmation email with information on how to access the site and more details about the event.
**If you are under 18 and attending without a parent or guardian, please also print and fill out the Youth Waiver Form attached to the confirmation email and bring it with you to the event!

4/6/2024 Salmon Habitat Restoration in Woodinville!
2024-04-06 10:00 - 13:00 | WA

4/20/2024 Earth Day Planting Event in Woodinville!
2024-04-20 10:00 - 13:00 | WA
Click here to register!
Celebrate Earth Day with Mid Sound Fisheries Enhancement Group and help restore Chinook salmon habitat on the King County Parks-owned West Sammamish River Trail in Woodinville!
We will be clearing Himalayan Blackberry from the banks of the Sammamish River to make space for planting native trees and shrubs. Each plant is circled in a mulch ring to block weed re-growth and insulate roots. Your help and support are so valuable and necessary to transform this shoreline into healthy habitat!
Upon signing up you will receive a confirmation email with information on how to access the site and more details about the event.
**If you are under 18 and attending without a parent or guardian, please also print and fill out the Youth Waiver Form attached to the confirmation email and bring it with you to the event!

5/4/2024 Salmon Habitat Restoration in Woodinville!
2024-05-04 10:00 - 13:00 | WA

5/18/2024 Salmon Habitat Restoration in Woodinville!
2024-05-18 10:00 - 13:00 | WA

6/1/2024 Orca Action Month Kick-Off Salmon Habitat Restoration in Woodinville!
2024-06-01 10:00 - 13:00 | WA

6/1/24 habitat restoration event at ƛ̕ax̌ʷadis (TI' awh-ah-dees) Park in Kenmore!
2024-06-01 11:00 - 14:00 | 7515 Northeast 175th Street Kenmore, WA 98028, 7515 Northeast 175th Street, Kenmore, WA, 98028, United States
Join Mid Sound Fisheries Enhancement Group, in partnership with the City of Kenmore and Confluence Environmental Company, for habitat restoration at ƛ̕ax̌ʷadis Park on Saturday, June 1, 2024 from 11 AM to 2 PM.
Please sign up using VolunteerMatch: https://www.volunteermatch.org/search/opp3811798.jsp
Sno-King Watershed Council will be there, too! Join Mid Sound and other Swamp Creek Habitat Restoration Project volunteers on a very special field trip to the recently restored part of ƛ̕ax̌ʷadis Park. This is the FIRST special once-a-quarter opportunity to experience part of the park that is normally off-limits to human visitors. We’ll get down off the boardwalk onto the peninsula to make sure newly planted native species aren’t overgrown with reed canary grass and other invasives. It’s sure to be fun and fulfilling, and we would love to work with you there!
The event will begin with a brief discussion that includes information about the site, the partnering organizations, why this work is important, tool use, and safety. We will provide work gloves, all instructions, and all tools. Please plan to arrive on time for the start of the event and allow extra time to find parking.
Everyone is welcome, but anyone 16 or 17 years old attending without an adult needs to fill out and bring the attached Youth Waiver to the event. Anyone under the age of 16 needs to be accompanied by an adult. Thank you!

Covid-19 Safety Protocol:

Before arriving at the event please check your temperature. If it is above 100.4 degrees please stay home.
Please stay home if you are experiencing any symptoms such as cough, sore throat, loss of taste and/or smell
We will maintain physical distance throughout the day.
We will provide hand sanitizer on site.
We will provide water, but please bring a water bottle so as to reduce our use of single-use plastics!

What to Bring:

Gardening gloves/work gloves if you have them, we will provide them if you do not.
Closed-toe shoes are required! (ex: sturdy sneakers, rain boots, hiking boots. No sandals, heels, or flats)
Layers of clothing that can get dirty
Long sleeves and thick leg coverings to protect against thorny plants (shorts or capris are not recommended)
Rain gear -OR- sunblock and a sun hat (be sure to check the weather)
Full water bottle
Snacks

6/22/2024 Orca Action Month Salmon Habitat Restoration in Woodinville!
2024-06-22 10:00 - 13:00 | WA

Streamside Tour - Green River
2024-07-11 18:00 - 20:00 | Fenster Nature Park, 2027 4th St SE, Auburn, WA, 98002, United States
Join King Conservation District and Mid Sound Fisheries Enhancement Group to tour the Fenster Park restoration project and learn all about weedy and native plants, from identification to removal techniques and plant selection. Then we will visit a nearby residence to see what these projects look like in a backyard and talk about resources available to help homeowners complete these projects.

Sign up for the event here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/streamside-tour-green-river-tickets-909852000827?aff=oddtdtcreator
Topics include:

Common riparian weeds, why are they detrimental, how to identify and control different species.
Native plants: identifying local species, understanding growing requirements, and sourcing plant material.
Resources available to help steward your streamside.
Project planning, permits, and critical area regulations.

Questions? Contact Madeline.Cooper@kingcd.org for more information.
