Come join the Columbia Slough Watershed Council to restore a beautiful walking path near NE 166th and Airport Way!  We will be installing a variety of native plants, including spirea, snowberry, goldenrod, and more!

We are partnering with the City of Portland Natural Areas Stewardship Team, run by Portland Parks & Recreation's Natural Area Stewardship program. They works with volunteers of all ages to help enhance and restore Portland Parks natural areas, to provide habitat to wildlife and insects, and provide safe trails to park visitors. We are grateful for their partnership!

People of all ages and abilities are welcome at this event, no experience necessary.  We will provide all the tools and help you need to participate, as well as snacks, coffee and hot water for tea/cocoa.  This is rain or shine, so please dress appropriately for the weather, wear close-toed shoes, bring a water bottle, and be ready to get dirty!

**Note: Please register for the event in order to be notified for any updates or cancellations!**

Date & Time: Saturday, April 12th, from 10am to 1pm

Location: NE 166th Pump Station, NE 166th and Airport Way (45.555797, -122.492570).  There is a small parking lot onsite.

Transit: Going East, take the Trimet Line #87 toward 182nd and Powell, stop at 16400 Block NE Airport Way.  From here, continue walking East about a quarter mile to the driveway. Look for Columbia Slough event signs.

Accessibility: This event will involve bending and stooping to dig and plant on soft, uneven ground. Restrooms are not available onsite.

Stay home if you are experiencing symptoms of any contagious illness or have had recent contact with someone exhibiting symptoms of any illness.

Questions? Reach out to our  Stewardship Director, Caitlin, at caitlin.costello@columbiaslough.org.