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Check out event reports and photos, share your post-event comments, send us your event pictures, download cool stuff, and read the latest from the Mud Monster. Have at it.
- Having Fun Removing Ivy at Picnic Point
- An event summary from June 21, 2008- volunteers had a very successful and fun-filled outing pulling ivy at Picnic Point.
- April 19, 2008 Duwamish Alive! Work Site Report
- April 19, 2008 Duwamish Alive work site event report from People for Puget Sound.
- Low Tide Shoreline, Maury Island Event Report
- Another great MudUp report- the low tide shoreline event at Pt. Robinson on Maury Island on Saturday, June 7.
- 10th Annual Spartina Dig Day
- The 10th Annual Spartina dig day was a wild success! Read more in this report.
- Picnic Point Weed Away
- Saturday's Weed Away work party at Picnic Point was a great success- if only for the beautiful weather, but far more than just that!
- Mission Creek Pocket Estuary Earth Month Ivy Pull
- Our last South Sound Earth Month event, our Mission Creek Pocket Estuary Ivy Pull was a great success.
- Olympia Oyster Stages a Comeback
- A large-scale effort to help the native Olympia Oyster regain a presence in the Sound, lead by The Nature Conservancy, involved blasting over 250 cubic feet of oyster shells into Frye Cove, on the South Sound in July 26th.
- Sound Citizens Enjoy Bainbridge Beachwalk
- Beach-curious citizens join a Beach naturalist to explore the Bainbridge shoreline.
- Mulch-Spreading Replaces Workout Plan for Golden Gardens Volunteers
- Some able-bodied volunteers gathered at Golden Gardens on Saturday, July 14th to restore habitat for thousands of square feet of native plants threatened by invasive species.
- Johns Island CrabTalk Awes Crowd
- Dr. Kristen Holsman and Dr. Sean McDonald, crab experts, talk for two hours about their favorite shelled delight, Dungeness crab.
- 5th Annual Bivalve Bash Brought out the Mud-Lover in Everyone!
- Over 1,000 mudlovers joined the festivities at Taylor Shellfish Farms in Samish Bay on July 14th for fabulous seafood, fun games, art contests, and a MudRun!
- Fantastic Volunteer Turnout to Help Clean Up Lake Union Fireworks (July 5th)
- July 5th fireworks and festivities leave a mess in Lake Union, but volunteers help restore the lake to its former state.
- Volunteers Cleaning up Along the Duwamish Met by Fantastic Bird Sightings
- While removing invasive spcies at GSA along the Duwamish, volunteers enjoyed the company of Northwest Birds!
- Zealous Volunteers Make Big Difference at Lincoln Park
- Curious volunteers chop invasive plants and mulch native ones help to maintain and protect over 6,000 square feet of Lincoln Park.
- Forces Ally to Restore Habitat for the Native Olympia Oyster
- Volunteers and members of the Puget SoundKeeper Alliance joined forces to restore habitat for the dwindling population of native Olympia Oysters.
- Edmonds 7th Graders Learn and Work at Union Slough
- We had a great turn out and a great time with the College Park Middle School’s 7th grade students June 12!
- Mud Up Warriors Get Real Muddy in Tackling Invasive Spartina Removal
- The tide was out and the mud was fine. About 18 volunteers on Saturday, June 16, worked near the Swinomish Tribe reservation at Turner’s Bay in Skagit County at the annual Skagit Dig Day. Volunteers got muddy for the Sound and finished clearing out two large areas where the invasive week Spartina has taken root from seeds. They really got a lot of work accomplished working for four hours! As always, the kids had a great time in the mud... including the grown up kids!
- Volunteers Clear Weeds Along the Duwamish
- Volunteers at Herring’s House Park along the Duwamish River mud up to clear the area of invasive weeds.
- City Cantabile Choir Brings Songs to Orca Whales in Annual OrcaSing!"
- "We are reminded that we are in the whales’ home and they are on their schedules, not ours.." - Mike Sato, Communications Director, People for Puget Sound
- Sunny Sunday Brings out the People at Alki (6/3/07)
- The Shoreline Adventure day was a smashing success with hundreds of participants attending throughout the day. They learned about toxics in Puget Sound at Seacrest Park, shoreline ecology and Best Beach Behavior at Duwamish Head, learned about Best Beach Behavior at Constellation Park, and even participated in a Kids For Puget Sound Art Contest at the Alki Bathhouse. We couldn't have asked for a nicer day, and the north shore was crowded!