Join Volunteers for a Fun Day of Invasive Weed Removal at Denny Creek

Join us on April 10 from 10am to 1pm

The Cascade Land Conservancy, along with YOU, and many other volunteers will be working to remove English Ivy from much of Denny Creek Preserve to create a more healthy environment for native trees and shrubs. A dense canopy of Western hemlock, big leaf maple, red alder, and Douglas-fir grow on the slopes of the steep ravine near Denny Creek. This rich ecosystem supports a diverse, lush understory of salmonberry, red flowering currant, Indian plum, and sword fern and creates a high quality habitat for wildlife, including eagles that nest nearby. 

WHAT TO BRING:
Please remember to dress for the weather.  Suggested Dress: Boots or comfortable athletic shoes, work clothes, rain gear and appropriate layers.  Volunteers should bring a refillable water bottle.  Snacks, drinks, tools and gloves will be provided.

DIRECTIONS:

Meet at O.O Denny Park at 12400 Holmes Point Dr NE, Kirkland, WA.

*Follow I-405 N to the Northeast 116th Street exit (just north of Kirkland) and take a left at the stop light. Follow 116th Street about two miles to the main intersection of Juanita, where it becomes Juanita Drive. From the intersection, go two miles and take a left on Holmes Point Drive. O.O. Denny is about two miles later; the main parking area is on the left.

*CLC's property is a short walk from the parking lot, look for "CLC Event" signs. 

RSVP to volunteer@cascadeland.org.