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March 09, 2026
10 Restoration at Riverton March 10, 11:30am-1:30pm @ Riverton Park 🌸 March – Spring into Stewardship Welcome spring at Riverton Park! The forest is waking up—and so can you! Join Forest Steward Debbie to plant native understory plants that will brighten Riverton Park and support the towering trees that raptors and wildlife call home. This is your chance to spring into action and make a lasting impact on Tukwila’s urban forest. 🌳 Tools & training provided. Come ready to dig in and celebrate the new season! more
11 Riverside Restoration with REI March 11, 9:30am-12:30pm @ Strander ROW March: Spring into Salmon Habitat Restoration Celebrate the season of renewal with restoration along the Green River! Join REI and Steward Chris to tackle Himalayan blackberry and bindweed that choke out young native plants. By freeing up space and light, we’re giving native trees and shrubs a chance to thrive—providing shade, filtering water, and strengthening salmon habitat. Did you know? The Green River supports all five species of Pacific salmon, making it one of the most ecologically important rivers in King County. All ages and skill levels are welcome. Tools, gloves, and guidance are provided—just bring your enthusiasm and a picnic to share riverside afterward. more
12 Restore Cottonwood Corner March 12, 11am-2pm @ Riverton Creek 🌿 March Volunteer Event – Removing Invasives for Riverton Creek This March, help Forest Stewards Heidi and Greta restore Cottonwood Corner by removing invasive plants that crowd out our native forest. Your efforts open space for wildlife-friendly native plants to thrive along Riverton Creek. All ages welcome—come ready to dig, pull, and make a difference! Tools and guidance provided. more
18 ECO ED: Watershed Eco Systems March 18, 12pm-2pm @ Tukwila Community Center Green Tukwila has partnered with Nature Vision to offer engaging adult education workshops focused on the watershed and environmental systems of Tukwila. Lunch provided at 12:00pm Watershed Ecosystems Workshops: We all live in a watershed, and it’s up to us to keep the water that flows through it clean and plentiful. This program introduces people to their own local watershed and to the plants and animals that share this important ecosystem. Folks will also learn how a healthy environment naturally cleans water and gain insight into how humans impact this system. We’ll talk about positive human actions on the natural and human-built environments. more
20 First Ever Forterra Friday at Crestview Park March 20, 1pm-3:30pm @ Crestview Park We're excited to invite you to volunteer with us at Crestview Park, a beloved community gathering space in Tukwila featuring dog play areas, trails, and natural landscapes. Join us on March 20, from 1:00-3:30, to restore essential habitat by removing ivy and Himalayan blackberries that threaten our local native trees, shrubs, and groundcover. Established native plants benefit local wildlife, improve water quality, and enhance air quality. You will also gain valuable insights into ecological restoration and our innovative approach to land conservation. We'll start with a walk of the site and have restoration professionals on hand to answer questions about plants, restoration, and habitat management. What we are doing: Crestview Park provides critical habitat restoration opportunities alongside its popular amenities. By removing invasive ivy and blackberries, we ensure that native plants can thrive, supporting the park's ecological health while maintaining the community spaces that make this park so valued by Tukwila residents. more
21 Restore Duwamish Hill Preserve March 21, 10am-1pm @ Duwamish Hill Preserve Help Green Tukwila restore Duwamish Hill Preserve this March! We’ll be digging, cutting, and clearing invasive blackberry to give native plants a chance to reclaim the land. This is a fun, hands-on way to care for local nature, meet your neighbors, and make a visible difference in just a few hours. All ages welcome. Tools and gloves provided. more
28 Crestview Park Invasive Removal March 28, 10am-12:30pm @ Crestview Park We're excited to invite you to volunteer with us at Crestview Park, a beloved community gathering space in Tukwila featuring dog play areas, trails, and natural landscapes. Join us on March 28, from 10:00-12:30, to restore essential habitat by removing ivy and Himalayan blackberries that threaten our local native trees, shrubs, and groundcover. Established native plants benefit local wildlife, improve water quality, and enhance air quality. Join Vive NW and Forterra to gain valuable insights into ecological restoration. We'll start with a walk of the site and have restoration professionals on hand to answer questions about plants, restoration, and habitat management. What we are doing: Crestview Park provides critical habitat restoration opportunities alongside its popular amenities. By removing invasive ivy and blackberries, we ensure that native plants can thrive, supporting the park's ecological health while maintaining the community spaces that make this park so valued by Tukwila residents. more
30 ECO ED: Watercolor Workshop March 30, 6:30pm-8pm @ Tukwila Community Center March Watercolor Workshop- Bird Nests March is for the birds; These hands-on workshops combine environmental education with guided watercolor instruction. Learn about local ecosystems while creating art inspired by Pacific Northwest plants, wildlife, and landscapes. No art experience required. Tukwila Community Center 6:30–8:00 pm All supplies provided \| Registration required more

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