Cedar river invasive species removal

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Cedar river invasive species removal

Renton, WA
Saturday, May 26, 2012
9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Volunteers will meet at the King County Parks Cavanaugh Pond Natural Area. Click here for a map.

Cutting, digging, and hauling vegetation or debris. There will be some challenging terrain, use of tools, and heavy lifting. All ages and skill levels will be accommodated.

Snacks
Tools
Work gloves

Reusable water bottle
Raingear
Sack lunch

Clothes that can get dirty
Boots or sturdy shoes

Nisa Karimi
Program Manager, Friends of the Cedar River Watershed
nisa@cedarriver.org
(206) 297-8141

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