Events

Join us in caring for and appreciating Seattle's trees:

Fall for Meadowbrook Pond Tree Care Event
Saturday, September 23, 10AM - 1PM
Meet at the end of 36th Ave NE, 10700 36th Ave NE 
Seattle Tree Stewards and Dirt Corps are hosting volunteer opportunities at Meadowbrook Pond! We’ll resume removing aggressive weeds from our impressive Cottonwood trees as well as green debris removal and installing weed prevention.  We'll be celebrating the beginning of fall and collaborating on preparing the site for new plantings to be installed later this year, so any and all participation from the community is most welcome! No tools or experience needed!  Volunteers should bring sun protection, water, and comfortable clothing. Register to volunteer!

Longfellow Creek Tree Care Event
Saturday, October 7th,
10AM - 1PM
Coordinates: https://maps.app.goo.gl/54n5qWkEXGqjKe9u8
- Juneau Street at Longfellow Creek Trail (one block off of Delridge) -
Community and Longfellow Creek supporters are joining Dirt Corps and Trees for Seattle in removing weeds and keeping the forest happy along Longfellow Creek. This event is your chance to meet your neighbors and help support this beautiful section of the Longfellow Creek Trail!
All skill levels are welcome! Everyone is encouraged to bring sun protection and wear comfortable clothing.  Also- we'll be providing the tools, snacks, and water.  Please let us know you'll join us!

 Georgetown Tree Care Event
Saturday, October 7th,10AM - 1PM
Gateway Park North, 7551 8th Ave S, Seattle, WA 98108
Community Youth and Duwamish River supporters are joining Dirt Corps and Trees for Seattle in removing weeds and keeping this pocket forest happy along the Duwamish. This event is your chance to meet Georgetown Community members and beautify this space of public access.
All skill levels are welcome! Everyone is encouraged to bring sun protection and wear comfortable clothing.  Also- we'll be providing tools, snacks, and water.  Please register here in advance.

Beacon Hill- Jefferson Park Community Center Event
Friday, October 13th
10AM - 1PM
Address: Meet at the Jefferson Park Community Center Parking Lot: 3801 Beacon Ave S, Seattle, WA 98108
Join the Seattle Tree Stewards and Dirt Corps volunteer opportunity in prepping Jefferson Park for some upcoming planting!  We'll be clearing some weeds to make room for all the new trees we are planting at Arbor Day- and you're welcome to join in the fun!  All skill levels are welcome! Everyone is encouraged to bring sun protection and wear comfortable clothing.  Also- we'll be providing tools, snacks, and water.  Please register in advance!

October Meadowbrook Pond Tree Care Event
Saturday, October 14th, 10AM - 1PM
- Meet at the end of 36 Ave NE, 10700 36th Ave NE -
Seattle Tree Stewards and Dirt Corps are hosting a monthly Tree Care event at Meadowbrook Pond! We’ll be continuing vegetation management (removing aggressive weeds) in service of the resident Cottonwood trees!  We'll also be prepping the grounds for future plantings, and generally having an all-around good time. All skill levels are welcome! Everyone is encouraged to bring sun protection and wear comfortable clothing.  Also- we'll be providing tools, snacks, and water.  Please let us know you'll join us!

Arbor Day at Jefferson Park Tree Planting Event!
Saturday, October 28th, 10AM - 1PM
Address: 3801 Beacon Ave S, Seattle, WA 98108
Seattle Tree Stewards and Dirt Corps are planting trees at Jefferson Park- and we'd love for you to join us!  All are welcome to be a part of this big day in the park's legacy as we forest-up the parking area and playground near the community center.  Art installations, free yard waste bags, kids activities, music and more will make this event even more fun!
All skill levels are welcome! Everyone is encouraged to wear comfortable clothing you don’t mind getting dirty.  Also- we'll be providing tools, snacks, and water.  We hope you'll join us!   Please register here!

The Green Seattle Partnership is a collaboration between the City of Seattle, community groups and non-profits, businesses, schools, and thousands of volunteers working together to restore and actively maintain the City's forested parklands. Check out their website and their calendar of volunteer events and signup to support Seattle's forested natural areas.

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Questions? Email TreesforSeattle@seattle.gov or call (206) 615-1668