We will be working with the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe Natural Resources, who is leading a 10 acre field reforestation on the river's edge. We will meet at 9:15 am at the park and ride at Laird Road off of 101. From there, we will arrange a carpool and caravan to the site. The Pysht River site is about 8 ... Read More

This 10+ year project included a creek re-meander, engineered log jams, and estuarine restoration. Currently, we bring middle school students to the WDFW Wildlife Area as a part of the year-long outdoor education program, Real Learning Real Work. At these work parties, volunteers are needed to plant native trees and shrubs to help fill in former student planting sites. You ... Read More

The Dungeness River begins at some of the highest peaks in the Olympic Mountains (Mt. Deception - 7,788 ft. and Mt. Constance - 7,756 ft.) and flows 32 miles to the Dungeness Bay estuary. We will be working with the Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe Natural Resources to reforest land right along the river. We'll be planting Western Red Cedar, Grand Fir, ... Read More

The Dungeness River begins at some of the highest peaks in the Olympic Mountains (Mt. Deception - 7,788 ft. and Mt. Constance - 7,756 ft.) and flows 32 miles to the Dungeness Bay estuary. We will be working with the Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe Natural Resources to reforest land right along the river. We'll be planting Western Red Cedar, Grand Fir, ... Read More

Siebert Creek watershed has been a focal point for community-based restoration and habitat protection over the last decade. Siebert Creek Conservation Area is a 38.5 acre parcel along Siebert Creek between Port Angeles and Sequim. Volunteers will plant native trees and shrubs. There is a nice forested trail to an overlook of Siebert Creek and the site is located adjacent ... Read More