Project to restore salmon habitat on Fennel Creek begins July 1

A project to restore salmon habitat on Fennel Creek where it joins the Puyallup River will begin July 1 and continue through the end of August. Truck traffic along McCutcheon Road between 96th Street East and 128th Street East may increase during the work. Crews will build a new, meandering stream channel for Fennel Creek. The…

Eco-Campers in Graham this summer

In Graham, Eco Campers start to explore on Tuesday July 7 and meet every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday untill the end of August at Frontier Middle School and Nelson Elementary from 9am-2pm. See g-kcc.org for details. July 7-August 27 Tues.-Thurs., 9am-2pm at Frontier Middle School Room 113 Cost: $75 per week* please call or visit……

Schibig-Lakeview Nature Preserve – Walk & Talk June 17

Chambers-Clover Creek Watershed Council Invites you to join us for an interesting and fun Walk and Talk Wednesday, June 17th from 2-4 PM Please RSVP for van space (253) 798-7620 This is in lieu of our regular monthly meeting. We will be visiting Schibig-Lakeview Nature Preserve and the 11.85 acre Ellingson Property bordering Morey Creek…

Puget Sound Starts Here Month challenges residents to protect local waters

PIERCE COUNTY — Pierce County is teaming up with hundreds of organizations across Puget Sound to challenge residents to commit to at least one Sound-healthy action during May’s Puget Sound Starts Here Month. “In Pierce County, we have many scenic vistas of mountains and Puget Sound reflected in our public waters,” said Pat McCarthy, county…

Puget SoundCorps to help restore habitat of wetland preserve

A Puget SoundCorps crew will remove Himalayan blackberry, English ivy and other invasive plants and remove trash from Pierce County’s Larchmont Wetland Reserve in Midland May 4 through 29. Getting rid of these invasive plants and trash will improve the health of the wetland the county has worked to rehabilitate for several years. Pierce County…

INVASIVE PLANTS TRAINING SCHEDULE

2015 EARLY DETECTION, REPORTING AND IDENTIFICATION OF INVASIVE PLANTS TRAINING SCHEDULE in WA/OR (March-June)                                                                      About the Program The Pacific Northwest Invasive Plant Council (PNW-IPC) is a non-profit conservation organization (http://www.pnw-ipc.org/) working in partnership with the USDA Forest Service, Washington Dept. of Agriculture (WSDA), Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and other state and local groups on a…

March 7 – South Sound Sustainability Expo

8th Annual South Sound Sustainability Expo, Saturday, March 7 at 10:00am Greater Tacoma Convention & Trade Center in Tacoma, Washington From their website: “This free public event runs 10am-3pm and connects local residents and business owners with services, products, companies, and agencies that address sustainability needs in our community. Participants learn about transportation choices, green construction,…

Children’s Water Festival (Water 4 Life) – April 23rd – Volunteer!

Hi Folks, Volunteers are needed for the Children’s Water Festival coming up on April 23rd.  We’re looking for class guides, expo hall hosts, classroom assistants, and a variety of other roles.  Help is also needed for set up and take down.  It takes quite an effort to put this event together for 1000 5th graders and…

CCWC Annual Planning Meeting Jan. 21

Join us as we plan for 2015! Chambers-Clover Creek Watershed Council (CCWC) Annual Planning Meeting Wednesday, January 21, 2015 2:00 to 5:00 PM Note: We are NOT meeting in Lakewood, but instead at the: Tacoma Mall Plaza 2702 South 42nd Street 2nd Conference Room Directions attached. For those who attended, this is the same location…