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May 10, 2026
12 Restoration at Riverton May 12, 11:30am-1:30pm @ Riverton Park Welcome spring by caring for young trees at Riverton Park. All ages are invited to help weed, mulch, and water trees that cool our city, clean our air, and create homes for wildlife. Come grow Tukwila’s future with us. more
13 Riverside Restoration May 13, 9:30am-12pm @ Strander ROW Spring is here and the Green River is waking up! Join us in May as we roll up our sleeves to remove invasive plants and give native trees and shrubs room to thrive. This is a great way to learn, move your body, and make an immediate impact—no experience needed, all ages welcome. more
14 Restore Cottonwood Corner May 14, 11am-2pm @ Riverton Creek Join local forest stewards at Cottonwood Corner to give trees a strong start this spring. From removing invasive plants to caring for native trees, your hands help build a healthier forest for generations to come. All tools and training provided. more
16 Spring Clean Up, Duwamish Hill Preserve May 16, 10am-1pm @ Duwamish Hill Preserve Help us wrap up the spring restoration season! Join Green Tukwila for our final spring work party at Duwamish Hill Preserve. Together we’ll finish the season strong—removing any remaining invasive blackberry, spreading mulch, and tending to young native plants to prepare them for summer. This is a great way to celebrate your impact, enjoy the blooming preserve, and connect with others who care about local nature. All supplies provided—just bring your energy and love for the outdoors! more
20 ECO ED: Wetland Filters lunch & learn May 20, 12:30pm-2pm @ Tukwila Community Center Green Tukwila has partnered with Nature Vision to offer engaging adult education workshops focused on Tukwila's watershed and environmental systems. Join us at 12;30 to kick off the event with a FREE lunch! Wetland Filters Wetlands are like the kidneys of the earth, filtering water as it circulates through the water cycle. Folks will learn how wetlands perform this vital function through hands-on activities. more

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