Work Parties
Work Parties are a great way to make a difference while learning about properties that contain important ecological benefits and how we restore these special places through stewardship. These events are generally held on Saturday mornings in the Spring and Fall from 9am to noon, allowing you to make a big impact in your community in just a few hours! All ages are welcome, and families are highly encouraged to join us.Â
Upcoming Work Parties:
RSVP Encouraged:Â Please scroll to the event that you are interested in attending and fill out the associated RSVP form. Each person attending must fill out the form separately.
Questions? Please feel free to email our Volunteer Coordinator, Lauren Ralbovsky, at lauren.r@whatcomlandtrust.org.
Planting Day @ Kelsey Nature Reserve
Join us to plant native trees and shrubs at Kelsey Nature Reserve. With your help, we can continue building a resilient ecosystem for wildlife and future generations to enjoy.
Work Party Planting Trees @ Jensen Family Forest with Whatcom Million Trees
Join the Land Trust and Whatcom Million Trees for a beautiful day at Jensen Family Forest near Custer, Washington, as we plant native trees and shrubs to enhance habitat. Every plant in the ground brings us one step closer to a more resilient future for Whatcom County. We can’t wait to see you there!
Invasive Species Removal @ Catalyst Reserve with Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association
After years of restoration work, the Catalyst Reserve is beginning to develop into a healthy and resilient ecosystem, and we need your help to keep it headed in that direction!
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Earth Day @ Lower Kenney Creek with Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Assosication
Happy Earth Day! Join Whatcom Land Trust and Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association (NSEA) to protect and enhance critical salmon habitat along Kenney Creek.
Invasive Removal @ Maple Creek Reach with Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association
Join Whatcom Land Trust and Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association for a day of stewardship at Maple Creek Reach.
