Please join the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe’s Habitat Restoration Team and co-host Trout Unlimited as we restore stream buffers of Tibbets Creek on Saturday, December 10th from 9am to 12pm. We will be planting native plants along the shore of this salmon-bearing stream at Lake Sammamish State Park. As these plants grow into a community, they will create much needed food, shade, and structure for the fish, birds, pollinators, and more. Come learn about the work the Snoqualmie Tribe and Trout Unlimited are doing, how it connects us to the ecosystem, and hopefully see some fish leaping beaver dams!
Parking is available at this location, in the large parking lot at the far west side of the park. The event will start near the Tibbets Creek pedestrian bridge, where plants will be laid out ready for their new homes. See the map below for more context.
This event will happen rain or shine, so please dress for the weather. Rain gear, boots, and clothes you don’t mind getting muddy or sweaty are recommended. Tools, snacks, and gloves will be provided! Bring your own coffee mug or water bottle to reduce waste and keep your coffee or tea warm.
