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
Thank you for your interest in volunteering for our annual MLK Day of Service!
When: Monday, January 20th, 8:45am-Noon. Registration sign in will begin at 8:45am and volunteer orientation will begin at 9:00am.
Where: Blandford Canyon — the nearest address 5411 E Mill Plain. Blvd, Vancouver, WA. We will meet at the corner of MacArthur Blvd. and N. Blandford Rd.
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
All ages and abilities welcome! 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
To register, click here!
VolunTOUR is a volunteer program that focuses on education and exploration. The City of Vancouver and Clark County has partnered with Watershed Alliance to offer volunteers a tree planting opportunity along a portion of Burnt Bridge Creek. VolunTOUR is a great opportunity for families, teens, and volunteers of all ages!
Historically, Burnt Bridge Creek has been known for its polluted waters and invasive plant species that run alongside it. However, over the last few decades a lot of work has been done to restore and protect the creek. We need your help to continue the restoration work!
Click here to register for the Thursday, February 13th Tree Planting with Watershed Alliance.
Park on NE 41st Cir. and follow the signs to the work site. Snacks, water, gloves, and tools are all provided. Bringing a reusable water bottle is encouraged. Wear closed-toed shoes and dress for the weather.
Minor under 18?
Volunteers under the age of 18 must bring a minor consent form signed by their parent or guardian. Please print form the Minor Consent Form and bring it with you the day you plan to volunteer.
Minor under 14?
Volunteers under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult throughout the entire opportunity and fill out a Minor Consent Form.
VolunTOUR is a volunteer program that focuses on education and exploration. The City of Vancouver and Clark County has partnered with Watershed Alliance to offer volunteers a tree planting opportunity along a portion of Burnt Bridge Creek. This is a great opportunity for families, teens, and volunteers of all ages!
Historically, Burnt Bridge Creek has been known for its polluted waters and invasive plant species that run alongside it. However, over the last few decades a lot of work has been done to restore and protect the creek. We need your help to continue the restoration work!
Click here to register for the Thursday, February 27th Tree Planting with Watershed Alliance.
Park on NE 41st Cir. and follow the signs to the work site (near 1806 NE 41st Cir, Vancouver, WA). Snacks, water, gloves, and tools are all provided. Bringing a reusable water bottle is encouraged. Wear closed-toed shoes and dress for the weather.
Minor under 18?
Volunteers under the age of 18 must bring a minor consent form signed by their parent or guardian. Please print form the Minor Consent Form and bring it with you the day you plan to volunteer.
Minor under 14?
Volunteers under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult throughout the entire opportunity and fill out a Minor Consent Form.
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
