Project Info
Project Description
Stewardship [stoo-erd-ship, styoo-]: the responsible overseeing and protection of something considered worth caring for and preserving.
The Watershed Alliance is dedicated to protecting and improving our green spaces. Tree plantings, invasive plant removals and litter clean-ups are a few ways we give back to the environment.
There are multiple ways you too can be a steward of the land! Join us for one of our annual Stewardship events!
Videos:
Park ivy removal with volunteers 2017
MLK Day 2017 volunteers planting along Burnt Bridge Creek
Group Events
We arrange private stewardship events for community groups and businesses of any size who want to volunteer their time through a tree planting or invasive plant removal along our local creeks or parks. Organizations or companies who have employee service days are invited to give back with the Watershed Alliance!
More Info About Group and Community Volunteer Opportunities
More info about Corporate Volunteer Opportunities
Please contact celina@thewatershedalliance.org
Upcoming stewardship events
*TEMPORARILY POSTPONED*
Invasive plants, such as English Ivy, impact native plants, wildlife habitat, biodiversity and in some cases recreational opportunities.
We welcome you to join us on Saturday 5/16 from 9:00am – 12:00pm for a morning of invasive English Ivy removal to help restore and protect our local environment.
Reminders:
- Dress for weather — Long pants and study shoes are recommended
- Bringing a reusable water bottle is encouraged
- Tools and gloves provided
- Refreshments and light snacks provided
This is a family friendly event! If you have a minor joining you, please fill out our Volunteer Minor Consent Form.
To register, please click here
In partnership with Clark County, we will be co-hosting a series of litter cleanups at Frenchman’s Bar park this summer. With your help, we can prevent litter from making it’s way into our local waterways! In addition to picking up litter, you will also have the opportunity to help collect and test the water quality of the Columbia River.
Previous experience is not required. Groups, families and individuals of all ages are welcome.
Register here
When: Saturday, May 23rd from 9:00am – 12:00pm
Where: 9612 NW Lower River Rd, Vancouver, WA 98660
Reminders: Dress for the weather, wear sturdy shoes, bringing a reusable water bottle is encouraged
Instructions, tools, gloves, water and morning snacks will be provided
It’s almost summer! Join us for a morning by the Columbia River as we pick up litter. With your help, we can prevent litter from making it’s way into our local waterways!
Previous experience is not required. Groups, families and individuals of all ages are welcome. If you have a minor joining you or you are a minor and will not have a parent/guardian present, please fill out and bring our Minor Release Consent Form to the event.
When: Saturday, June 6th from 9:00am – 12:00pm
- Sign in starts at 8:45am
- Volunteer orientation begins at 9:00am
Where: Wintler Park (6400 Beach Dr. Vancouver, WA)
Reminders: Dress for the weather, wear sturdy shoes, bringing a reusable water bottle is encouraged
Instructions, tools, gloves, water and morning snacks will be provided
To register, please click here
In partnership with Clark County, we will be co-hosting a series of litter cleanups at Frenchman’s Bar park this summer. With your help, we can prevent litter from making it’s way into our local waterways! In addition to picking up litter, you will also have the opportunity to help collect and test the water quality of the Columbia River.
Previous experience is not required. Groups, families and individuals of all ages are welcome.
Register here
When: Saturday, June 27th from 9:00am – 12:00pm
- Sign in starts at 8:45am
- Volunteer orientation starts at 9:00am
Where: 9612 NW Lower River Rd, Vancouver, WA 98660
Reminders: Dress for the weather, wear sturdy shoes, bringing a reusable water bottle is encouraged
Instructions, tools, gloves, water and morning snacks will be provided
In partnership with Clark County, we will be co-hosting a series of litter cleanups at Frenchman’s Bar park this summer. With your help, we can prevent litter from making it’s way into our local waterways! In addition to picking up litter, you will also have the opportunity to help collect and test the water quality of the Columbia River.
Previous experience is not required. Groups, families and individuals of all ages are welcome.
Register here
When: Saturday, May 23rd from 9:00am – 12:00pm
- Sign in begins at 8:45am
- Volunteer orientation begins at 9:00am
Where: 9612 NW Lower River Rd, Vancouver, WA 98660
Reminders: Dress for the weather, wear sturdy shoes, bringing a reusable water bottle is encouraged
Instructions, tools, gloves, water and morning snacks will be provided
In partnership with Clark County, we will be co-hosting a series of litter cleanups at Frenchman’s Bar park this summer. With your help, we can prevent litter from making it’s way into our local waterways! In addition to picking up litter, you will also have the opportunity to help collect and test the water quality of the Columbia River.
Previous experience is not required. Groups, families and individuals of all ages are welcome.
Register here
When: Saturday, May 23rd from 9:00am – 12:00pm
- Sign in begins at 8:45am
- Volunteer orientation begins at 9:00am
Where: 9612 NW Lower River Rd, Vancouver, WA 98660
Reminders: Dress for the weather, wear sturdy shoes, bringing a reusable water bottle is encouraged
Instructions, tools, gloves, water and morning snacks will be provided
If you have any minors joining you without their parent/guardian present, please be sure they bring a complete Minor Liability Release available to print here: Minor Volunteer consent form
Click here to download a file and see the Burnt Bridge Creek Watershed from Google Earth
