On May 15, join staff and Warren KingGeorge, the oral historian of the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe, for a walk through the Delridge Native Forest Garden. Together, we’ll explore why native plants and the restoration of this property are so important.

You must RSVP in advance. To sign up, click here.

Event details:

Date: Friday, May 15
Times: 12 p.m., 12:45 p.m., 1:30 p.m. (choose one)
Meeting location: RapidRide stop on Delridge Way and 21st Ave SW
Sign up here: Delridge Native Forest Garden 5/15 SIGNUP
A grant from River Network and USDA made this walk possible. The Delridge Neighborhood Development Association organized the event in partnership with SDOT.

What is the Delridge Native Forest Garden?
The Delridge Native Forest Garden Project is a partnership between SDOT, regional Tribes and community groups to restore four acres of forest in West Seattle’s Delridge neighborhood.

The project is located on forested land east of Delridge Way SW, between SW Orchard St and SW Holden St.