Invasive Iris Removal at Bentley Conservation Easement

Thursday, August 22

Want to cool down and get your hands dirty this summer removing invasive plants from Spurgeon Creek? Consider joining CLT staff and other enthusiastic volunteers at this event at the Bentley Conservation Easement. A large amount of the work will be done on the banks or in the creek itself. While the water is quite low this time of year be prepared to get wet and a bit muddy!

The preserved property includes 1,800 feet of Spurgeon Creek, wetlands, agricultural lands, historical pastureland, and a mixed conifer forest. Circle Hawk Farm is a year-round educational farm. Restoration projects are being undertaken to enhance and encourage fish passage up the historically salmon-bearing Spurgeon Creek. It is a gorgeous area and you can learn more here.

Thursday, August 22
10:00 am – 1:00 pm
Bentley CE, Olympia

Volunteers must fill out an annual Volunteer Waiver (2024) before volunteering with CLT. Minors under 16 must be accompanied by an adult and have both pages of the Minor Waiver Release (2024) Form filled out. Minors 16 and older may attend the event without a parent or guardian with the Minor Waiver filled out ahead of time. You may print and fill out your waiver ahead of time and bring it to the event. Or, email it to Matt@capitollandtrust.org. Waivers will also be available to sign at the event.

Questions or concerns? Email Matt@capitollandtrust.org.

After your registration, you will be signed up to receive an “event details” email two days prior to the event date. This will give you detailed driving instructions, a weather forecast, and inform you of things you may need to bring to the stewardship party. Hope to see you there.