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Bicentennial Park - Riverside Restoration
On-site, Volunteer must be in or near Tukwila, WA
Details
Date:
November 11, 2026, 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM PST
Available Times:
Weekdays (daytime)
Time Commitment:
A few hours
Recurrence:
One time only
Volunteers Needed:
20
Cause Areas:
Agriculture, Animals, Climate Change, Environment & Sustainability, Volunteering
Benefits:
Training Provided, Academic Credit Available
Good For:
Kids, Teens, Public Groups, Age 55+, International Volunteers, Private Corporate Groups
Other Requirements:
The job requires walking on uneven terrain, as well as bending, lifting and standing for extended periods. Work takes place outdoors rain or shine.
Description
Activities
Join local Steward Chris for a morning of Riverside Restoration off the Green River Trail. Himalayan Blackberry and Bindweed are aggressively taking over and choking out young native trees and understory plants. Volunteers are removing the invasive plants and making room to plant native trees and shrubs.
All ages OK
What to Bring
Dress for the weather, wear closed-toe shoes, and cover your legs and arms; blackberries can be very scratchy. Bring a full water bottle and, if you have them, tough gardening gloves.
Where to Meet
We will meet in at Bicentennial park and walk to the site; the site is just south of the park under the bridge.
Where to Park
Bicentennial Park
Location
On-site
Bicentennial Park
7200 Strander Blvd, Tukwila, WA 98188, USA
