Volunteer Event at CWA
Join us at CWA to revitalize critical salmon habitat
To ensure everyone’s comfort, here is a list of things to wear/bring to this event!
Clothing & Footwear
-Waterproof or water-resistant boots or shoes (the site will likely be muddy or flooded)
-Thick, durable pants (ideal for thorny vegetation like blackberry, bending or kneeling)
-Clothes you don’t mind getting dirty
-Outer layers for wind and rain (a raincoat or windbreaker works great)
-Warm layers underneath (fleece or wool retains heat even when damp)
-Thick socks (plus an extra dry pair) if your shoes aren’t fully waterproof.
Accessories & Comfort
Insulated bottle (fill with warm tea, coffee, or broth to stay warm and hydrated)
Ski mask, balaclava, or scarf (for face warmth and wind protection)
Warm gloves
Hat or beanie
Volunteer Event at Boise Creek
Join us at Boise Creek to revitalize critical salmon habitat!
To ensure everyone’s comfort, here is a list of things to wear/bring to this event!
Clothing & Footwear
-Waterproof or water-resistant boots or shoes (the site will likely be muddy or flooded)
-Thick, durable pants (ideal for thorny vegetation like blackberry, bending or kneeling)
-Clothes you don’t mind getting dirty
-Outer layers for wind and rain (a raincoat or windbreaker works great)
-Warm layers underneath (fleece or wool retains heat even when damp)
-Thick socks (plus an extra dry pair) if your shoes aren’t fully waterproof.
Accessories & Comfort
Insulated bottle (fill with warm tea, coffee, or broth to stay warm and hydrated)
Ski mask, balaclava, or scarf (for face warmth and wind protection)
Warm gloves
Hat or beanie
Volunteer Event at Boise Creek
Join us at Boise Creek to revitalize critical salmon habitat!
To ensure everyone’s comfort, here is a list of things to wear/bring to this event!
Clothing & Footwear
-Waterproof or water-resistant boots or shoes (the site will likely be muddy or flooded)
-Thick, durable pants (ideal for thorny vegetation like blackberry, bending or kneeling)
-Clothes you don’t mind getting dirty
-Outer layers for wind and rain (a raincoat or windbreaker works great)
-Warm layers underneath (fleece or wool retains heat even when damp)
-Thick socks (plus an extra dry pair) if your shoes aren’t fully waterproof.
Accessories & Comfort
Insulated bottle (fill with warm tea, coffee, or broth to stay warm and hydrated)
Ski mask, balaclava, or scarf (for face warmth and wind protection)
Warm gloves
Hat or beanie
Volunteer Event at CWA
Join us at CWA to revitalize critical salmon habitat
To ensure everyone’s comfort, here is a list of things to wear/bring to this event!
Clothing & Footwear
-Waterproof or water-resistant boots or shoes (the site will likely be muddy or flooded)
-Thick, durable pants (ideal for thorny vegetation like blackberry, bending or kneeling)
-Clothes you don’t mind getting dirty
-Outer layers for wind and rain (a raincoat or windbreaker works great)
-Warm layers underneath (fleece or wool retains heat even when damp)
-Thick socks (plus an extra dry pair) if your shoes aren’t fully waterproof.
Accessories & Comfort
Insulated bottle (fill with warm tea, coffee, or broth to stay warm and hydrated)
Ski mask, balaclava, or scarf (for face warmth and wind protection)
Warm gloves
Hat or beanie
Volunteer Event at Boise Creek
Join us at Boise Creek to revitalize critical salmon habitat!
To ensure everyone’s comfort, here is a list of things to wear/bring to this event!
Clothing & Footwear
-Waterproof or water-resistant boots or shoes (the site will likely be muddy or flooded)
-Thick, durable pants (ideal for thorny vegetation like blackberry, bending or kneeling)
-Clothes you don’t mind getting dirty
-Outer layers for wind and rain (a raincoat or windbreaker works great)
-Warm layers underneath (fleece or wool retains heat even when damp)
-Thick socks (plus an extra dry pair) if your shoes aren’t fully waterproof.
Accessories & Comfort
Insulated bottle (fill with warm tea, coffee, or broth to stay warm and hydrated)
Ski mask, balaclava, or scarf (for face warmth and wind protection)
Warm gloves
Hat or beanie
Sign Up Here!
Volunteer Event at Soos Creek
Join us at Soos Creek to revitalize critical salmon habitat!
To ensure everyone’s comfort, here is a list of things recommended to wear/bring to this event!
Clothing & Footwear
-Waterproof or water-resistant boots or shoes (the site will likely be muddy or flooded)
-Thick, durable pants (ideal for thorny vegetation like blackberry, bending or kneeling)
-Clothes you don’t mind getting dirty
-Outer layers for wind and rain (a raincoat or windbreaker works great)
-Warm layers underneath (fleece or wool retains heat even when damp)
-Thick socks (plus an extra dry pair) if your shoes aren’t fully waterproof.
Accessories & Comfort
Insulated bottle (fill with warm tea, coffee, or broth to stay warm and hydrated)
Ski mask, balaclava, or scarf (for face warmth and wind protection)
Warm gloves
Hat or beanie
Please sign up here!
Volunteer Event at CWA
Join us at CWA to revitalize critical salmon habitat
To ensure everyone’s comfort, here is a list of things to wear/bring to this event!
Clothing & Footwear
-Waterproof or water-resistant boots or shoes (the site will likely be muddy or flooded)
-Thick, durable pants (ideal for thorny vegetation like blackberry, bending or kneeling)
-Clothes you don’t mind getting dirty
-Outer layers for wind and rain (a raincoat or windbreaker works great)
-Warm layers underneath (fleece or wool retains heat even when damp)
-Thick socks (plus an extra dry pair) if your shoes aren’t fully waterproof.
Accessories & Comfort
Insulated bottle (fill with warm tea, coffee, or broth to stay warm and hydrated)
Ski mask, balaclava, or scarf (for face warmth and wind protection)
Warm gloves
Hat or beanie
Volunteer Event at Boise Creek
Join us at Boise Creek to revitalize critical salmon habitat!
To ensure everyone’s comfort, here is a list of things to wear/bring to this event!
Clothing & Footwear
-Waterproof or water-resistant boots or shoes (the site will likely be muddy or flooded)
-Thick, durable pants (ideal for thorny vegetation like blackberry, bending or kneeling)
-Clothes you don’t mind getting dirty
-Outer layers for wind and rain (a raincoat or windbreaker works great)
-Warm layers underneath (fleece or wool retains heat even when damp)
-Thick socks (plus an extra dry pair) if your shoes aren’t fully waterproof.
Accessories & Comfort
Insulated bottle (fill with warm tea, coffee, or broth to stay warm and hydrated)
Ski mask, balaclava, or scarf (for face warmth and wind protection)
Warm gloves
Hat or beanie
Volunteer Event at CWA
Join us at CWA to revitalize critical salmon habitat
To ensure everyone’s comfort, here is a list of things to wear/bring to this event!
Clothing & Footwear
-Waterproof or water-resistant boots or shoes (the site will likely be muddy or flooded)
-Thick, durable pants (ideal for thorny vegetation like blackberry, bending or kneeling)
-Clothes you don’t mind getting dirty
-Outer layers for wind and rain (a raincoat or windbreaker works great)
-Warm layers underneath (fleece or wool retains heat even when damp)
-Thick socks (plus an extra dry pair) if your shoes aren’t fully waterproof.
Accessories & Comfort
Insulated bottle (fill with warm tea, coffee, or broth to stay warm and hydrated)
Ski mask, balaclava, or scarf (for face warmth and wind protection)
Warm gloves
Hat or beanie
Volunteer Event at Soos Creek
Join us at Soos Creek to revitalize critical salmon habitat!
To ensure everyone’s comfort, here is a list of things recommended to wear/bring to this event!
Clothing & Footwear
-Waterproof or water-resistant boots or shoes (the site will likely be muddy or flooded)
-Thick, durable pants (ideal for thorny vegetation like blackberry, bending or kneeling)
-Clothes you don’t mind getting dirty
-Outer layers for wind and rain (a raincoat or windbreaker works great)
-Warm layers underneath (fleece or wool retains heat even when damp)
-Thick socks (plus an extra dry pair) if your shoes aren’t fully waterproof.
Accessories & Comfort
Insulated bottle (fill with warm tea, coffee, or broth to stay warm and hydrated)
Ski mask, balaclava, or scarf (for face warmth and wind protection)
Warm gloves
Hat or beanie
Please sign up here!
Volunteer Event at Boise Creek
Join us at Boise Creek to revitalize critical salmon habitat!
To ensure everyone’s comfort, here is a list of things to wear/bring to this event!
Clothing & Footwear
-Waterproof or water-resistant boots or shoes (the site will likely be muddy or flooded)
-Thick, durable pants (ideal for thorny vegetation like blackberry, bending or kneeling)
-Clothes you don’t mind getting dirty
-Outer layers for wind and rain (a raincoat or windbreaker works great)
-Warm layers underneath (fleece or wool retains heat even when damp)
-Thick socks (plus an extra dry pair) if your shoes aren’t fully waterproof.
Accessories & Comfort
Insulated bottle (fill with warm tea, coffee, or broth to stay warm and hydrated)
Ski mask, balaclava, or scarf (for face warmth and wind protection)
Warm gloves
Hat or beanie
Volunteer Event at Boise Creek
Join us at Boise Creek to revitalize critical salmon habitat!
To ensure everyone’s comfort, here is a list of things to wear/bring to this event!
Clothing & Footwear
-Waterproof or water-resistant boots or shoes (the site will likely be muddy or flooded)
-Thick, durable pants (ideal for thorny vegetation like blackberry, bending or kneeling)
-Clothes you don’t mind getting dirty
-Outer layers for wind and rain (a raincoat or windbreaker works great)
-Warm layers underneath (fleece or wool retains heat even when damp)
-Thick socks (plus an extra dry pair) if your shoes aren’t fully waterproof.
Accessories & Comfort
Insulated bottle (fill with warm tea, coffee, or broth to stay warm and hydrated)
Ski mask, balaclava, or scarf (for face warmth and wind protection)
Warm gloves
Hat or beanie
Volunteer Event at Soos Creek!
Join us at Soos Creek to revitalize critical salmon habitat!
To ensure everyone’s comfort, here is a list of things recommended to wear/bring to this event!
Clothing & Footwear
-Waterproof or water-resistant boots or shoes (the site will likely be muddy or flooded)
-Thick, durable pants (ideal for thorny vegetation like blackberry, bending or kneeling)
-Clothes you don’t mind getting dirty
-Outer layers for wind and rain (a raincoat or windbreaker works great)
-Warm layers underneath (fleece or wool retains heat even when damp)
-Thick socks (plus an extra dry pair) if your shoes aren’t fully waterproof.
Accessories & Comfort
Insulated bottle (fill with warm tea, coffee, or broth to stay warm and hydrated)
Ski mask, balaclava, or scarf (for face warmth and wind protection)
Warm gloves
Hat or beanie
Please sign up here!
Volunteer Event at Soos Creek
Join us at Soos Creek to revitalize critical salmon habitat!
To ensure everyone’s comfort, here is a list of things recommended to wear/bring to this event!
Clothing & Footwear
-Waterproof or water-resistant boots or shoes (the site will likely be muddy or flooded)
-Thick, durable pants (ideal for thorny vegetation like blackberry, bending or kneeling)
-Clothes you don’t mind getting dirty
-Outer layers for wind and rain (a raincoat or windbreaker works great)
-Warm layers underneath (fleece or wool retains heat even when damp)
-Thick socks (plus an extra dry pair) if your shoes aren’t fully waterproof.
Accessories & Comfort
Insulated bottle (fill with warm tea, coffee, or broth to stay warm and hydrated)
Ski mask, balaclava, or scarf (for face warmth and wind protection)
Warm gloves
Hat or beanie
Please sign up here!
Volunteer Event at Soos Creek (Copy)
Join us at Soos Creek to revitalize critical salmon habitat!
To ensure everyone’s comfort, here is a list of things recommended to wear/bring to this event!
Clothing & Footwear
-Waterproof or water-resistant boots or shoes (the site will likely be muddy or flooded)
-Thick, durable pants (ideal for thorny vegetation like blackberry, bending or kneeling)
-Clothes you don’t mind getting dirty
-Outer layers for wind and rain (a raincoat or windbreaker works great)
-Warm layers underneath (fleece or wool retains heat even when damp)
-Thick socks (plus an extra dry pair) if your shoes aren’t fully waterproof.
Accessories & Comfort
Insulated bottle (fill with warm tea, coffee, or broth to stay warm and hydrated)
Ski mask, balaclava, or scarf (for face warmth and wind protection)
Warm gloves
Hat or beanie
Please sign up here!
Volunteer Event at Boise Creek
Join us at Boise Creek to revitalize critical salmon habitat!
To ensure everyone’s comfort, here is a list of things to wear/bring to this event!
Clothing & Footwear
-Waterproof or water-resistant boots or shoes (the site will likely be muddy or flooded)
-Thick, durable pants (ideal for thorny vegetation like blackberry, bending or kneeling)
-Clothes you don’t mind getting dirty
-Outer layers for wind and rain (a raincoat or windbreaker works great)
-Warm layers underneath (fleece or wool retains heat even when damp)
-Thick socks (plus an extra dry pair) if your shoes aren’t fully waterproof.
Accessories & Comfort
Insulated bottle (fill with warm tea, coffee, or broth to stay warm and hydrated)
Ski mask, balaclava, or scarf (for face warmth and wind protection)
Warm gloves
Hat or beanie
Orca Recovery Day Restoration Event
Join us at Berrydale Tree farm!
To ensure everyone’s comfort, here is a list of things to wear/bring to this event!
Clothing & Footwear
-Waterproof or water-resistant boots or shoes (the site will likely be muddy or flooded)
-Thick, durable pants (ideal for thorny vegetation like blackberry, bending or kneeling)
-Clothes you don’t mind getting dirty
-Outer layers for wind and rain (a raincoat or windbreaker works great)
-Warm layers underneath (fleece or wool retains heat even when damp)
-Thick socks (plus an extra dry pair) if your shoes aren’t fully waterproof.
Accessories & Comfort
Insulated bottle (fill with warm tea, coffee, or broth to stay warm and hydrated)
Ski mask, balaclava, or scarf (for face warmth and wind protection)
Warm gloves
Hat or beanie
Native Plant Workshop
Join us on October 12th and 13th at the South King Tool Library, where we will be teaching a native plant and garden Workshop!
Join to learn about…
Weed Control
Garden Maintenance
Edible and Native Plants
Tool Use and Maintenance
SPACE IS LIMITED!
So please RSVP here by emailing here:
Absher Volunteer Event
Join us during our yearly volunteer event for Absher construction company;Employee owned and dedicated Sustainable Construction practices we host a riparian stream restoration volunteer event for their employees to participate!
CHOMP! 2025
See us table at CHOMP 2025!
CHOMP! celebrates all that is fresh, delicious, local and sustainable in King County. Taking place at the picturesque Willowmoor Farm at King County’s Marymoor Park, the event supports King County Executive Dow Constantine’s Local Food Initiative by highlighting local farms and farmers, chefs and restaurants using locally-sourced food, and local organizations specializing in healthy and affordable foods, farmer and farmland support, sustainability, and social justice.
Charge Up Your Garden
SKTL in partnership with Free the Green, Ecological Restoration - TWO dates! A hands-on, community-focused event showcasing electric and manual tool and gardening with native and edible plants. The event will feature live demonstrations and regular garden maintenance activities.
Rainier Audubon Nature Festival
Join us at the annual Rainier Audubon Nature Festival at Flaming Geyser State Park!
This is a FREE ENTRY day at Flaming Geyser State Park. No Discover Pass is required.
”This wonderful state park is only 15 minutes east of downtown Auburn, on Green Valley Road. The event is Saturday, June 7, 2025, from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm.
Our feature presentation is a live bird show. “The Falconer” will present several raptors, including a hawk, falcon, owl, vulture, and an eagle. Other activities include presentations on native plants, mushrooms, bats, wildlife rehabilitation, wildlife conservation, gardening, astronomy, geology, and local birds.
The kids can paint birdhouses at the crafts station while you parents enjoy the exhibits. Bird lovers of all ages can learn how to attract our avian friends using nest boxes and feeders, and bird identification, and native plant walks will be held throughout the day. Amateur astronomers will have telescopes available to safely view sunspots outside the park lodge.”
Visit their website to learn more here!
