Get Your Feet Wet! With Water and Land Resources Volunteer opportunities: Recycle valuable native plants The Native Plant Salvage Program collects native trees and shrubs from construction sites to be used to restore wetlands and streambanks throughout King County. Salmon Watchers Our dedicated volunteers watch for fish on their assigned creeks two times a week from September through December. Lake Stewardship Program Trained citizen lake monitors volunteer their time to help collect information on the lakes of King County. Our monitors serve as the eyes and ears of the Lake Stewardship Program, alerting staff to problems and interesting events on their individual lakes. Volunteer for King County Parks and Natural Lands Want to be a weekend warrior or want to add your group event to our Volunteer List? Other resources available include: Calendar of volunteer events and workshops Resources Water and Land Resources offers to teachers and schools A list of funding sources for watershed projects Tips for potential grant applicants A list of educational resources focused on watershed issues A overview of the Native Plant Salvage Program Pacific Northwest native plant resources Pacific Northwest native plant nurseries Purple loosestrife - a threat to wetlands If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, or want to get involved, contact us by telephone at 206-296-8349 or by mail at the following address: King County Dept. of Natural Resources Water and Land Resources Division Community Outreach and Grants Unit 201 South Jackson Street, 600 Seattle, WA 98104 ATTN: Marie Alvarado

For questions about the Water and Land Resources Web Site, please contact Fred Bentler, webmaster. Department of Natural Resources and Parks Water and Land Resources Division Updated: November 7, 2006

Related Information: WLR Volunteer Calendar King County Volunteer Page

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