Birds of Roxhill Park – Bird Sit
Roxhill Park Natural Area 9234 29th Ave SW,, Seattle, WA, United StatesFree, All ages welcome, Family friendly Join Seattle Audubon Master Birders Wendy Walker and Clair Ervin in discovering your local birds, how to identify them, when and where to find them. The fall migration is a great time to view the many birds of our area as they head south for the winter. [...]
Duwamish Alive! Saving Our Salmon, Saves Our Orca
Green-Duwamish WatershedEVENT CANCELLED FOR ALL TUKWILA AND SEATTLE SITES due to hazardous air quality conditions Join us for a day of restoring the health of our watershed and salmon habitat at sites from Seattle to Auburn The Green-Duwamish Watershed will be alive with hundreds of volunteers working throughout it to improve the health of its habitat and [...]
Connecting to Our Creeks
Dragonfly Pavilion Park 4111 26th Ave SW, , Seattle,, WA, United StatesConnecting to Our Creeks Sat. Oct 22nd 10 - 12 Longfellow Creek at Dragonfly Pavilion Park , 4111 26th Ave SW, Seattle Good news we are expecting rain! With that rain, we expect to see coho salmon return to Longfellow Creek to spawn. In celebration of our returning salmon we are hosting Connecting to Our Creeks [...]
Birds of Roxhill Park – Bird Walk
Roxhill Park Natural Area 9234 29th Ave SW,, Seattle, WA, United StatesDiscover your local birds, how to identify them, when and where to find them. The fall migration is a great time to view the many birds of our area as they head south for the winter. Learn more about them by taking a walk with Etta Cosey, Master Birder, through the park’s natural area, observing and [...]
Tree Equity Collaborative with Hilary Franz, Washington State Commissioner of Public Lands and Jad Daley, Executive Director, American Forests.
Roxhill Park Natural Area 9234 29th Ave SW,, Seattle, WA, United StatesThis event is to announce the partnership between DNR and American Forests (which includes formation of a Tree Equity Collaborative and statewide tree equity mapping and analysis), to highlight the One Seattle Tree strategy recently announced by Mayor Harrell, and to draw attention to the work of local organizations along the Duwamish Greenbelt ahead of Earth [...]
Duwamish Alive! Healing Our Watershed
Join us for Duwamish Alive! for a day of collaborative stewardship effort across our watershed, recognizing that our collective efforts are needed to make lasting, positive improvements in the health and vitality of the Green-Duwamish Watershed. Twice a year these events organize hundreds of volunteers to work at multiple sites in the river’s watershed, connecting the efforts [...]
Green-Duwamish Watershed Workshop: Our Creeks and Streams
Tukwila Community Center 12424 42nd Ave S, , Tukwila, WA, United StatesWe are excited to continue our Green-Duwamish Watershed Workshop program which has been on hiatus for the past several years due to Covid. Our workshops are designed to not only educate, build awareness but also foster collaboration across sectors which meeting in person achieves. This is the first time we've been able to meet in one [...]
Fall Duwamish Alive! Celebrate Salmon Homecoming Saturday
Join us for Duwamish Alive! for a day of collaborative stewardship in celebration our river's returning salmon, all 5 salmon species including Chinook which are important for the survival of our local orca. This collaborative, volunteer effort across our watershed, recognizing that our collective efforts are needed to make lasting, positive improvements in the health and [...]
Duwamish Alive! Celebrate Salmon Homecoming and Our Orca
Join us for Duwamish Alive! for a day of collaborative stewardship in celebration our river’s returning salmon, all 5 salmon species including Chinook which are important for the survival of our local orca. This collaborative, volunteer effort across our watershed, recognizing that our collective efforts are needed to make lasting, positive improvements in the health and [...]
Duwamish Alive! Celebrating Earth Month in the Duwamish
Green-Duwamish WatershedJoin us in celebrating Seattle’s only RIVER, the Duwamish, with community volunteers working on the river removing debris, caring for salmon habitat and our upland forests in an effort to improve native habitat health and water quality not only for our salmon and orca but all wildlife and communities within the Duwamish Watershed so that all [...]