Stewardship Saturdays!
For both Heartwood families and the general public,
Join us for these fun work parties making a difference!
Habitat Restoration & Potluck with Whale Scout - Bothell
Stewardship Project: Volunteers remove invasive blackberry canes, plant native plants, and spread mulch to prevent blackberry re-growth. There will also be a storytime and field game for kids! Sign up with the links below.
What is Whale Scout? Whale Scout is a local non-profit that leads land-based whale-watching experiences. Their mission is to channel people’s interest and passion for whales into volunteer habitat restoration projects that help support healthy salmon populations and protect the primary food source of the struggling Puget Sound orca whales. Learn more here about Whale Scout!
Time: 9:30-11:30, optional potluck 11:30-12:30
Upcoming Dates w/ Sign-up Links:
Where do we meet? The former Wayne Golf Course, the City of Bothell’s newest park. Meet in the Blythe Park Parking Lot.
Who can come? All ages, bring your kids! Work parties will be limited to 25 participants.
What Should I bring? Weather-appropriate clothing, closed-toed shoes, water bottle. Bring your own work gloves or borrow a pair from Whale Scout. Be prepared to get dirty!
Optional Potluck! Join us afterward for a Heartwood community potluck, 11:30-12:30
Stewardship Projects with
Farmer Frog - Woodinville
Stewardship Project: The farm is dynamic and farm jobs change with the seasons! From helping in the garden beds to feeding the goats, tasks change as the seasons change. There will also be a storytime for kids. Sign up with the links below.
What is Farmer Frog? Farmer Frog is a sustainable farming educational farm with a mission to provide educational farming opportunities and food stability to individuals, families, and communities. Read more here about Farmer Frog.
Time: 10am-noon
Upcoming Dates w/ Sign-up Links:
Where do we meet?
Farmer Frog's Paradise Valley Location in Woodinville.
Who can come?
All ages, bring your kids! Work parties will be limited to 25 participants.
What should I bring?
Weather-appropriate clothing, closed-toed shoes, water bottle, snack and work gloves. There are adult and child work gloves to borrow if needed. Be prepared to get dirty! Masks are currently required at Farmer Frog.
