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Native Plant Nursery Flood Recovery Volunteering

January 21 @ 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

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Volunteers clean and sanitize Oxbow’s Native Plant Nursery after historic Snoqualmie Valley flooding, removing debris and preparing growing spaces for replanting.

Help Restore Oxbow’s Native Plant Nursery

Clean, dig, and help restart safe plant production to support healthy ecosystems across the Cascadia region.

In December, record flooding submerged the Snoqualmie Valley, including Oxbow’s 5,000-square-foot Native Plant Nursery. Production of over 42,500 plants has been heavily impacted, with more than a third lost, and tools and materials potentially exposed to microbial, fungal, and inorganic contaminants. Now, as recovery begins, your help can restore this vital growing space to safe and thriving production.

Volunteers clean and sanitize Oxbow’s Native Plant Nursery after historic Snoqualmie Valley flooding, removing debris and preparing growing spaces for replanting.

Details

When:
Tuesday, January 20–Friday, January 23
Anytime between 10AM–4PM
(3-hour minimum shift preferred)

Who:
Ages 18+
No limit to group size, there’s plenty of work to go around!

Tasks:

  • Relocating plant pots and trays
  • Shoveling and redistributing potting media
  • Sanitizing tools and materials
  • Replanting nursery beds
  • And more hands-on work

What to Bring

  • Clothes and shoes you don’t mind getting dirty
  • Snacks and water bottle

We’ll provide protective gear, tools, guidance, and gratitude.

Apply Today

Signing up on your own?

Individual volunteer form

Coordinating for a school, club, or organization?

Group volunteer form

Your Impact

By lending your hands, you’ll provide real and rewarding progress:

  • Nursery Restoration: Repair important infrastructure to continue native plant propagation that supports regional ecosystem health.
  • Purposeful Outdoor Work: Feel your muscles move in a meaningful way through hands-on tasks that contribute directly to your local environment.
  • Community Stewardship: Share worthwhile time with others who care for the land while encouraging collective resilience and environmental healing.

Details

Date:
January 21
Time:
10:00 am - 4:00 pm
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Cost:
Free
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Venue

Oxbow Farm & Conservation Center
10819 Carnation-Duvall Rd NE
Carnation, WA 98014 United States
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Phone
425-788-1134
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