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July 02, 2025
8 Restoration at Riverton July 08, 11:30am-1:30pm @ Riverton Park It is hot outside; join local steward Debbie, working under the tree canopy to make room for new native trees and shrubs this fall. The event is focused on clearing space, removing ivy, and watering young native plants. We need all the help we can get to create and sustain healthy urban forests for wildlife, mental health and shade during these hot months, All identities are welcome, tools and training onsite. See you at the Park! more
9 Riverside Restoration with REI July 09, 9am-1pm @ Bicentennial Park Join REI and local Steward Chris for a morning of Riverside Restoration just off the Green River Trail. Himalayan Blackberry and Bindweed are aggressively taking over choking out young native trees and understory plants. Volunteers are clearing these invasives to allow the forest to grow and shade the river for wildlife. All identities are welcome, tools and training provided onsite more
10 Cottonwood Corner Clean-Up July 10, 11am-2pm @ Riverton Creek Join the Green Tukwila Partnership for a day in the field, where you'll help water young trees, remove blackberries, and eradicate invasive bindweed. Cottonwood Corner is a pocket park that features Riverton Creek meandering through the site. Lots of songbirds and some raptors use the site for nesting and foraging. more
26 Upper Duwamish River Boat Cleanup July 26, 11:30am-2:30pm @ Codiga Park more
31 Walk & Talk Litter Clean Up Bicentennial Park July 31, 10am-11:30am @ Bicentennial Park Take in some SUN on the Green River trail and learn about wildlife and native plants while picking up litter. This educational stroll will help get microplastics out of the river and into the trash where they belong. Litter is an issue for everyone. Not only is an eye sore but litter is dangerous for our watershed and wildlife, it is expensive and can be hazardous. Overtime litter breaks down, releasing chemicals into the land and water, in turn our environment becomes toxic. You can make a difference and be part of the solution, join Green Tukwila staff for a Walk & Talk, Litter Clean Up on the river or local park and learn about microplastics, native plants, the watershed and things you can do at home to protect natural areas and ensure a healthy future for all! The trail is paved and flat. more

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