The Spokane River Forum is a non-partisan, non-profit organization that creates materials, events and activities that promote sustaining a healthy river system while meeting the needs of a growing population.
H2O Breakfast
May 9, 2018
Register today to hear Sandra Postel speak at the H2O Breakfast May 9.
Click here for details.
With our partners at the Spokane Conservation District, two terrific volunteer opportunities are coming up for individuals and groups. Information and contact information below. Please sign-up ASAP.
Sullivan Park Riparian Planting
Date: Saturday, May 5th
Time: 9:00 to 11:00 a.m.
Location: Meet at the Sullivan Park picnic shelter in Spokane Valley.
Map Description: 20 volunteers needed to plant native riparian species along the shoreline to restore damage done over the years by unmanaged river access. Please bring a shovel (if you have one), work gloves, sturdy shoes, outdoor work cloths, and water bottle.
Location: Meet-up at Spokane Conservation District, 210 N. Havana.
Map Description: Help plant 3,000 mixed species of native willow to support Hangman Creek riparian restoration. You'll be traveling by canoe, so space is limited to 16-20 per day. Bring water compliant clothing & shoes; zip lock bags for keys, wallets, etc.; pruning shears; sun block; snack lunch and water.
Questions and Sign-up: Register by April 20th. Dan Ross, dan-ross@sccd.org.
