What:

Volunteers will help tie back and stomp down reed canary grass at our Fisher Slough Preserve

Where:

Fisher Slough is located near Conway, WA. Volunteers will need to provide their own transportation to and from the preserve. You will receive the exact location after registration.

Why:

Back in April at our Earth Day volunteer event volunteers planted willow live stakes. Since then, the reed canary grass (RCG) has begun to over grow them. RCG grows very tall in the warmer months, making it difficult for the new plantings to get the sunlight they need for growth. Volunteers will spend the day tying back and stomping down the grass to keep it at bay temporarily and help the new willows grow.

Grab your rainboots or waterproof boots and see you there!

Participants will receive a reminder email with more detailed information 1 week before the event. Transportation not included.