Join Trout Unlimited, Green Issaquah, and the Lake Sammamish Urban Wildlife Refuge Partnership for blackberry bush removal at the Antholoogy open space alongside Tibbetts Creek, in Issaquah.

Event Details
Meet at 10:00 am at the start of the boardwalk along 19th Ave NW, across from the Rowley Storage Units. Volunteers will be using loppers, shovels, and other tools to cut and dig blackberry out as we prep the site for future native tree plantings.

All community members are welcome, and no experience necessary!

Reserve your spot online.

What to bring

Closed-toed shoes are required.
Don’t forget your water, snacks, and any additional layers to keep yourself comfortable while you’re out.
We will provide the know-how, gloves, and tools, for everyone to be successful.

Parking
Volunteers will park 19th Ave NW in the public parking spaces. Carpooling recommended.

Accessibility
This is family friendly and open to all ages. Stewardship activities will take place on uneven ground including grass, dirt, and boardwalk trails. There are no restroom facilities on site. We understand everyone experiences the outdoors differently and we are open to working with anyone that needs additional support. Please contact  in advance so that we can do our best to accommodate your needs and/or find a way for you or your group to have fun participating in our event.

For any questions or additional information please contact: alix.lee-tigner@tu.org