Salvages Rain Gardens Field Classes
UPDATE: Winter Twig Identification Workshop on January 29th
HAS BEEN CANCELLED
Note: Unfortunately, we are unable to host this year's Winter Twig Identification class due to road, parking and trail conditions...HOWEVER, we are converting the twig workshop into a “twig cleanup party,” as we’ll be assembling volunteers who will help us clear the parking lot, roadway, and trails of the storm debris.
You can find details about Sunday's event HERE.
Annual Dinner & Volunteer Appreciation Party!
Friday, February 10, 2012
First United Methodist Church at 1224 Legion Way SE, Olympia.
Featuring Robin Baird, PhD presenting: "Killer Whales of the Salish Sea"
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for more details!
Check out our new Rain Garden video!
Building a Rain Garden: Keeping our Pacific Northwest Waters Clean
In this 32-minute video, you'll learn the important steps to follow to site, design, construct, and maintain a beautiful landscape feature that captures and filters polluted runoff, helps prevent flooding, recharges our groundwater aquifers, and creates habitat for birds and butterflies. This video complements the WSU and OSU handbooks on creating rain gardens, expands on some of the ideas in those books, and includes helpful resources for homeowners.
Upcoming Events!
Check out Native Plant Salvage Foundation's upcoming events including Naturescaping and Raingarden Workshops, Field classes and Salvages, and other volunteer opportunities!
-Click on the Links Below for more information-
Registration or RSVP is REQUIRED for all events!
- Saturday, February 4th
- Monday, February 20 (Presidents’ Day)
- Friday, February 24th
- Sunday, March 4th
- Saturday, March 17--Our Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Action has been rescheduled to this date!
E-mail us at nativeplantsalvage@gmail.com for notifications! All volunteers will earn hours towards award of a free Discover Pass!
Thurs. February 16th -- 6:00 - 9:15 p.m., please check our upcoming events for details
**PLEASE NOTE: REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ALL CLASSES! TO SIGN UP, CONTACT US VIA EMAIL (nativeplantsalvage@gmail.com) OR PHONE (360-867-2166). **
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