Join Stewardship Partners as we celebrate Earth Month by restoring salmon habitat along the Snoqualmie River. Changing Seasons Farm is a small family farm growing a wide variety of vegetables using ecologically sustainable methods. Their produce is Certified Naturally Grown, and the farm is Salmon-Safe certified. The farm provides produce to people in the Seattle – Eastside area through on-farm purchase. They also offer Consumer Supported Agriculture (CSA) boxes that are available for pick up at the farm and in Issaquah, Washington. Volunteers will join in our month-long celebration of Earth Day by helping us restore and maintain riparian habitat at Changing Seasons Farm along the Snoqualmie in the scenic Snoqualmie Valley. We’ll perform restoration site maintenance on past planting areas by clearing the area of invasive plants. We’ll plant native trees and shrubs today. The project site may be located on relatively rough terrain and there is a fair amount of walking involved.
Volunteers will join in our month-long celebration of Earth Day by helping us restore and maintain riparian habitat at Changing Seasons Farm along the Snoqualmie in the scenic Snoqualmie Valley. We’ll perform restoration site maintenance on past planting areas by clearing the area of invasive plants. We’ll plant native trees and shrubs today. The project site may be located on relatively rough terrain and there is a fair amount of walking involved.
Directions: Changing Seasons Farm is located approximately 30 miles northeast of downtown Seattle.
*Please carpool as parking is very limed.
- From downtown Seattle take I-90 East towards Bellevue
- Stay on I-90 East for 12.4 miles
- Take the exit onto WA-202 E (Redmond Way) and go for 2.9 miles
- Continue on NE Redmond-Fall City Rd (WA-202) for 5.2 miles
- Turn left onto NE Tolt Hill Road and go for about 2.5 miles
- Turn right onto W Snoqualmie River Road NE and go for about 1.8 miles
- Turn left into Changing Seasons Farm (look for the A-frame Snoqualmie Stewardship Signs)
How to prepare:
We provide gloves, tools, water, volunteer supervision and an overview of the work volunteers will be doing. We suggest you dress in layers (long pants, long sleeve shirt and a jacket). Sturdy footwear (work boots, mud boots, hiking boots) are recommended. Please bring rain gear if you have it and older clothing that you don’t mind getting dirty or muddy. We’ll provide light refreshments in the morning (coffee, pastries or granola bars, and water). Bring lunch and snacks if you would like as well as a full water bottle and a coffee cup or travel mug for refreshments. In addition, we do not hold anyone to the full length of the event.