Tree Planting at Salmon Run

Salmon Run Nature Park is a small park with a large connection to the City of Issaquah's long-term effort to restore salmon habitat along Issaquah Creek.

Restoration efforts along 450 feet of stream include the addition of more than 100 logs and stumps in the stream to provide pools and refuge for salmon. Excavation in the creek bank and floodplain will provide refuge for salmon during flooding. Volunteers will help revegetate the creek banks by planting native trees and shrubs that will cool the creek and improve ecosystem health. After a brief project orientation and safety briefing, volunteers will begin diving into work planting native trees and shrubs.

The Greenway Trust provides all of the tools, technical training, and oversight for the projects—no experience required.

Any participant under 13 years old must be accompanied by an adult.

Register here: https://mtsgreenway.org/event/tree-planting-at-salmon-run/