Programs
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See spawning salmon at five locations along the Cedar River in the fall and at the Ballard Locks in July. Learn from volunteer naturalists about the natural and human history of the Cedar River, as well as the life cycle and habitat needs of our local salmon. Come find out how you can help keep these special creatures coming back to the Cedar River! Learn More > Program Contact: Charlotte Spang |
Volunteer Habitat Restoration
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The Volunteer Habitat Restoration Program engages youth and adult volunteers in hands-on restoration activities in the Cedar River-Lake Washington Watershed. Volunteer activities include the removal of invasive species and weed suppression, planting of native plants, irrigation installation, watering, weeding, and mulching newly planted natives, and continual management adopt-a-site restorations. Children under twelve must be accompanied by an adult. Learn More > Program Contact: Amy Kaeser |
Watershed Report
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Narrated entirely by local high school students, and updated annually, the Watershed Report is an award winning series of short films that track positive sustainability trends in the 13 school districts and 28 cities of the greater Lake Washington Watershed. Every teacher in middle school and high school will want to use these inspiring data narratives plus the Local Living Textbook resources we are developing to support the integration of systems thinking, sustainability education standards. Learn More > Program Contact: Rebecca Sayre |
Stewardship in Action
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Stewardship in Action is a partnership designed to assist landowners in the Renton and Maple Valley area to remove invasive plant species and replant with native trees and shrubs. By working together, neighbor to neighbor, we can make the Cedar River Watershed a healthy and vibrant place for all to live. Program Contact: Rebecca Sayre |
