You’re invited to join NPCA and the skilled botanists with the National Park Service and the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe to replant the Elwha River Valley within Olympic National Park on November 20 and 21.
The Elwha River has seen five species of salmon return since the dam removal completion in 2014. The story of the Elwha offers a bright example of humanity’s ability to restore a river and the fish and people it sustains.
Together, we will restore native plants on the exposed river banks near the historic dam site.
Please RSVP to Shannon Brundle, Senior Administrative and Outreach Coordinator at sbrundle@npca.org.
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- Time:
- 10:00 AM (PST)
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- Location:
- Meet at the former site of the Glines Canyon Dam in Olympic National Park
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- Cost:
- Free
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General
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- Park:
- Olympic National Park
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- NPCA Region:
- Northwest
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