Join Washington Wild, EarthCorps, and DNDA/Nature Consortium at Camp Long for Duwamish Alive! Saving our Salmon, Saves our Orca.

Help us restore the forested areas of Camp Long in West Seattle and improve water quality for salmon and orca by planting native trees and removing invasive species (English Ivy and Himalayan Blackberry). Many hands will make light work, and there will be live music to keep our spirits up!

To RSVP, email Hillary at hillary@wawild.org.

What to Bring:
Please dress appropriately with long pants, warm and dry layers, closed-toed shoes, and rain gear as needed. Bring a lunch if desired.

Our friends at Earth Corps will provide tools, gloves, water, a training and safety talk, water, and granola bars for everyone.

Talking Rain will provide canned beverages, but please also bring a refillable water bottle!

Directions:
The entrance to Camp Long is located at the intersection of SW Dawson St and 35th Ave SW.

By Car from I-5:
– Take the West Seattle Bridge (exit 163A) and proceed over the bridge into West Seattle. Just after the bridge turn left on 35th Ave SW. Just after the first large hill turn left onto SW Dawson St. This will take you into the park.

By Bus:
– Closest bus stop: 35th Ave SW & SW Dawson St.

Art by Jeff Chandler.

Duwamish Alive! collaborates with communities, municipalities, non-profits, and businesses within the Duwamish River watershed to preserve and enhance natural areas for people and wildlife and improve the health of Puget Sound.