Sure you’ve looked at a bird, but have you ever watched a bird? If the answer is no, or yes but I want to learn more about watching, then you’re in the right place. In this free workshop you’ll learn how to identify birds, find out more about the species near you, and gather helpful resources to start your birding journey!
Join Green Tukwila for their latest installment of Wildlife Wednesday! Hosted by Kelsey Hansen of the Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife, this Urban Bird-Watching Workshop is IN-PERSON ONLY.
Learn all about our local feathered friends and show off your new skills to your friends and family. Sign up now.
Invasive plant species Himalayan blackberry, English ivy, and Morning Glory are overrunning Cottonwood Corner.
Forest Steward, Heidi Watters needs your help to prevent their spread and restore the forest back to its natural state.
Join a group of volunteers for this mid-week work party. All tools, materials and training will be provided at the beginning of the day. No prior experience required!
English Ivy is growing aggressively throughout Riverton Park, choking out native plants and trees, putting the ecological balance at risk.
Help a group of volunteers weed out these invasive pants and restore the park to its natural state.
All tools, materials and training will be provided at the beginning of the work party. No prior experience required!
