Protecting & Enhancing Puget Sound
Our Lost Urban Creeks project needs 10-12 volunteers to help the Mid-Sound Fisheries Enhancement Group and youth from Unleash the Brilliance with invasive species removal and/or plantings for our Springbrook Creek Restoration Day in Renton. Lunch and supplies will be provided. Register here.
Come celebrate our rivers and streams at the annual Streamfest event in Kenmore by learning how to monitor water quality. Youth interns from Puget Soundkeeper's Lost Urban Creeks Project will be demonstrating water quality monitoring and would love for anyone in the public to join us!
Join Puget Soundkeeper and Great Peninsula Conservancy (GPC) in cleaning up Clear Creek before the salmon make their way home. Volunteers can assist with restoration work (invasive plant removal) or a litter cleanup! Register here. Plenty of parking is available, and snacks and supplies will be provided. If you have any questions, please reach out …
Join Puget Soundkeeper for a Lake Union Kayak Cleanup from 12-2 PM! Volunteers do not need any prior kayaking experience and will be provided with all necessary equipment. Volunteers younger than 18 years can participate, as long as a guardian is present on the boat with them. Limited spots are available. To register, please email …
Join Puget Soundkeeper for a Lake Union Kayak Cleanup from 12-2 PM! Volunteers do not need any prior kayaking experience and will be provided with all necessary equipment. Volunteers younger than 18 years can participate, as long as a guardian is present on the boat with them. Limited spots are available. To register, please email …
Join Puget Soundkeeper for a Lake Union Kayak Cleanup from 12-2 PM! Volunteers do not need any prior kayaking experience and will be provided with all necessary equipment. Volunteers younger than 18 years can participate, as long as a guardian is present on the boat with them. Limited spots are available. To register, please email …
Puget Soundkeeper is the regional coordinator for International Coastal Cleanup (ICC) events happening across the Puget Sound! Every year, we work with partner organizations and residents across the Puget Sound to organize cleanups from August through December. The cleanups listed below are being run by our community partners, and are open to volunteers! What distinguishes …
Join us for our annual International Coastal Cleanup (ICC)! Volunteers will remove debris and litter along the shoreline and in the surrounding streets. Volunteers will also be collecting data, which will help inform long term solutions for plastic-free oceans and waterways. If you’d like to participate in the data collection process using your phone, please …
Join Aden's annual International Coastal Cleanup (ICC) at Marina Beach Park in Edmonds. Every year, over 8 million tons of plastic enter the world's oceans—equivalent to one garbage truck every minute. In Puget Sound alone, volunteers have removed thousands of pounds of debris, including plastics and hazardous materials like creosote-treated wood and tires, from our …
Denise is hosting a plogging International Coastal Cleanup (ICC) event on Friday, October 3rd from 5:45-6:45 pm. For those unfamiliar with the term plogging, it's picking up litter while jogging! Runners and walkers are both welcome! All supplies will be provided. For more information and to RSVP, click here!
Join Janet, one of Puget Soundkeeper's volunteers, at her International Coastal Cleanup (ICC) event on Saturday, October 4th from 10:30 am to 12 pm. What distinguishes an ICC cleanup from a regular beach cleanup is the collection of data using physical data sheets or the Clean Swell app. By collecting data about the types of debris …
Join Puget Soundkeeper's Law & Policy staff for our fall Lawyers & Lagers Happy Hour at Old Stove Brewing's Gardens Brewpub in Ballard. Hear about our recent cases, help us celebrate our summertime victory at the US Supreme Court, and network with staff, volunteers and members! RSVP today!
Duwamish Alive! is an annual community cleanup event at Herring House Park/He'apus Village Park in West Seattle. We're partnering with River Access Paddle Program to offer two kayak cleanup shifts, each with 20 spots available. Sign up for a kayak spot to paddle on the Duwamish River, participate in the cleanup, and learn about the river's …
Join us for a spook-tacular event in celebration of Halloween! Puget Soundkeeper is excited to present our annual Trash-or-Treat Cleanup along the Ship Canal trail! Put on your favorite costume, gather your friends, and help us clear debris from the trail to protect the Ship Canal from litter and trash. Enjoy delicious fall-themed treats and …
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) Mussel Watch Program is a biennial community science program. Teams of Puget Soundkeeper volunteers install mussel cages at eight different shoreline sites in King County during a fall late-night low tides. Volunteers collect the mussels about three months later and WDFW analyzes mussel tissue to determine the accumulation …
Save the date and join us for our annual Longfellow Creek Cleanup! Salmon Surveyors from the Pre-Spawn Mortality Survey will be out on the creek looking for Coho Salmon as we join them to clean up debris along this vital urban creek. Meeting location: Dragonfly Garden and Pavilion (4111 26th Ave SW, Seattle, WA 98106) All …