The Grays Harbor Stream Team will be removing Scotch broom with the Grays Harbor Historical Seaport. This restoration project will improve the health of the Chehalis River by opening up areas for native plantings. Native plants along our stream banks improve water quality, provide shade, and stabilize banks. All of these make for better fish habitat.
Coffee, snacks, gloves, and tools will be provided.
This volunteer event was made possible by the Grays Harbor Community Foundation.
Additional Details
Online Event - No
Country - United States
Name of contact person - Alexa Brown
Organizer
Grays Harbor Stream Team
Mission To enhance and protect the natural waterways of the lower Chehalis Watershed through community action and education Vision An active and engaged local community dedicated to vibrant and healthy streams and estuaries that sustain salmon and shellfish.
Venue
The Grays Harbor Historical Seaport is located on the banks of the Chehalis River and is moving toward being a mixed-use waterfront in Aberdeen, WA. The development will embrace and reflect the rich history and character of Grays Harbor and the Olympic Peninsula.
