City of Sammamish - COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Information & Resources
The City of Sammamish, the Washington Native Plant Society (WNPS) Central Puget Sound Chapter and the Sammamish Plateau Water are bringing the Master Native Plant Stewardship Program to Sammamish.
Participants will receive 100-hours of classroom and field training, and then commit to work for at least one-year on a forest restoration team project.
Training includes:
After the training sessions, each steward joins a team to volunteer 85 hours at a Sammamish park restoration site and provides 15 hours to WNPS.
Professionals provide support to each restoration team.
Training will be on Fridays, September 6th to November 22nd, plus two Saturdays, September 28th and October 12th.
Applications are due August 8th and are now available by going to https://wnps.org/become-a-steward
For more information, contact Joy Wood at CPS.StewardshipCoordinator@wnps.org or call 206 527-3210.
Visit: https://wnps.org/wnps-stewardship-by-location/central-puget-sound to learn more and download an application.
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