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Enjoy hands-on watershed activities, festival-style
Hunt for macroinvertebrates. (...or find out what they are!) Compare an undeveloped watershed to one covered with impervious surfaces. 
Play a game to learn how you can help your own watershed. We'll debut Homewaters' new interactive festival booth at Woodland Park Zoo’s “Wild About Water” festival Sunday, Aug. 17, 9:30 am to 3 pm. Great for kids! Come check us out.
Long Walk, short walk draw different audiences
We have added a new option to our line-up of free urban hikes along Thornton Creek. Now you can register for our all-day South Fork Long Walk from Northgate to Matthews Beach Saturday, Sept. 27 -- or our new 2-hour walk starting and ending at Northgate Saturday, Oct. 11. Learn more...
16 people and a dog delighted in the first of 4 gorgeous, family-paced kayak tours. During last night's debut, Homewaters partnered with Alki Kayak & the Duwamish River Cleanup Coalition to bring kayakers views of osprey, cormorants, mergansers, restoration projects and superfund sites(!). What better way to spend a summer evening than on the home waters of Chief Seattle's people, the Duwamish River? Learn about 3 upcoming paddles...
Staff the festival booth or take a hike
Consider these fun volunteer opportunities. Staff the festival booth Aug. 17. Serve as a Thornton Creek walk "rear guard" Sept. 27 or Oct. 11. Email Outreach Coordinator Jennifer Youngman if you're interested or curious.