Support Event

Working the Farm w/the King Conservation District

March 05, 2017

10:00 AM - 02:00 PM PST

Seattle Platoon

Event overview

Rainier Beach Urban Farm and Wetlands is Seattle's largest urban farm. Community volunteer members of all ages are learning to grow food organically and restore the natural wetland habitat that runs down the middle of the farm all the while supplying fresh food for the community. Rainer Beach Urban Farm is collaborating with King Conservation District and the Mission Continues to restore the productivity of urban farm land, engage the Rainer Beach Urban Farm community and increase the farmable area of the available space for the farm. By removing previous petroleum-based fabrics and amending the soil with compost and mulch, volunteers will begin the soil-healing process and increase soil fertility for future food production.

Type

Support Event

What To Wear

Wear clothing and shoes/boots you don’t mind getting dirty. Tools and gloves are provided, and we also have some extra rain gear and rubber boots

What to Bring

Please ensure you come dressed for the weather and bring a water bottle to help reduce waste.

Inclement Weather

This is an outdoor project so please bring rain gear in case it rains.

Event Contact

When and where

Date

March 05, 2017

Time

10:00 AM - 02:00 PM (PST)

Location

Rainier Beach Urban Farm & Wetlands

5513 S. Cloverdale Street
Seattle, WA 98118

Parking Information

There will be construction on site as we build a new classroom and teaching kitchen. The regular parking lot may be inaccessible, so I’d recommend parking in the lot at the adjacent Beer Sheva Park and walking to the gate at the southwest corner of the farm. See Map https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1cdcYeXrAtEUqcE3IOYA5vSfOtqI

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