Clayton O’Brien-Smith, Lydia Heard, Anne Gustavson, and former GGLO-er Phil Cardon joined 200 other volunteers to clean-up the Duwamish Waterway during People for Puget Sound’s “Duwamish Alive!” event on April 19, 2008.
Together, they removed 30 cubic yards of weeds, planted 900 plants, and placed approximately 15 cubic yards of mulch in an effort to restore habitat for native plants and animals including salmon, beaver and osprey.
For more information on future restoration events at the Hamm Creek site along the Duwamish, please contact our Sound Stewards, Lydia Heard lheard@gglo.com or Anne Gustavson agustavson@gglo.com.
Together, they removed 30 cubic yards of weeds, planted 900 plants, and placed approximately 15 cubic yards of mulch in an effort to restore habitat for native plants and animals including salmon, beaver and osprey.
For more information on future restoration events at the Hamm Creek site along the Duwamish, please contact our Sound Stewards, Lydia Heard lheard@gglo.com or Anne Gustavson agustavson@gglo.com.