11/8 Swamp Creek Habitat Restoration Project Work Party (in Kenmore) TREE PLANTING - Wallace Swamp Creek Park
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Join Sno-King Watershed Council, in partnership with the City of Kenmore, for TREE PLANTING at Wallace Swamp Creek Park on Saturday, November 8 from 11 am - 2 pm!SITE ADDRESS19851 73rd Ave NEKenmore, WA 98028WHERE TO FIND USMeet in the parking lot. We will likely be working across the field to the northwest of the parking lot if you need to find us after the event starts.Families and all ages welcome. Volunteers under 18, please contact us for a parental consent form if you have not been before and won't have a grown up in tow. Come when you can and stay as long you are able.WHAT TO BRINGCome dressed in clothes and footwear for the weather, including possible rain and cold or heat and sun, and for getting dirty.Wear footgear that will keep your feet dry and that you don’t mind getting muddy.Wool (or thick) socks may help keep your toes warm when it is cold.Thick pants (denim or similar) in all weather will protect your legs from blackberry thorns.Sunscreen, hats, and layers are good!Please bringWater bottleYou are welcome to bring Work gloves if you have themYour favorite tool (shovel/clippers) IF you would like to use itButWe will have tools and gloves to share with everyonePlease noteThere is no bathroom on site. There is a public restroom at Safeway, 6850 NE Bothell Way, Kenmore, WA 98028, a 3 minute drive or 25 minute walk.RSVPs not strictly required, but it always feels good to know you’ll be there. Questions? Able to RSVP? Contact Tracy via email (tlbanaszynski@yahoo.com) or responding to this event.
About SNO-KING WATERSHED COUNCIL
Sno-King Watershed Council is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Our members believe that our streams and waters should be places where our children can play without worrying about pollution, contamination or getting sick. We want to see salmon return again and have healthy habitat for wildlife. Green spaces and clean streams add to our quality of life. We support projects that help us take care of these places together.
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