Habitat restoration sites on the Duwamish River were once used for industry, but now provide shelter and food for wildlife like salmon. ospreys, great blue herons, and bald eagles. At our events we remove invasive weeds, spread mulch, plant native vegetation, and pick up trash.

No experience necessary. Children 10 and under must have one-to-one adult supervision.

We’ll be there rain or shine so dress for the weather (rain gear in case of bad weather or sunglasses and a hat if it's sunny). Wear sturdy foot gear (sneakers, hiking boots, etc. No sandals). Long trousers and long sleeves are helpful if there is blackberry.

Bring work gloves and weeding tools if you have them.  Bring a water bottle and lunch.

We will provide work gloves, tools, snacks, and beverages.

Reservations requested so we'll know how many tools and how much snacks and beverages to bring.

Directions to T-107

4700 W Marginal Way SW

From I-5:

•    From I-5 Northbound take Exit163, from Southbound take Exit 163A to the West Seattle Bridge toward Spokane St. 

•    Go straight over the West Seattle Bridge. 

•    Take the 1st exit at Delridge Way SW / SW Spokane St toward South Seattle Community College.

•    Take the SW Spokane St ramp. And turn right onto Chelan Ave SW.

•    Stay in the 2 left lanes and Chelan Ave SW becomes W Marginal Way SW.

•    Continue on W Marginal Way SW.

•    Past Herring’s House Park, on your left you should see a big white Port of Seattle sign with “T107 Duwamish Public Access” in blue.  Also look for People For Puget Sound event signs. 

From the south:

•    From north on Hwy 509 and get off at the 1st Ave. S exit before going over the 1st Ave. bridge.

•    Turn right on to W Marginal Way SW and head north.

•    On your right you should see a big white Port of Seattle sign with “T107 Duwamish Public Access” in blue.  Also look for People For Puget Sound event signs.