And Nature Day with Spokane Urban Nature

Saturday, May 30th

8 to 11 AM

Upper Lincoln Park

2221 E Southeast Blvd, Spokane WA 99223

*Parking Map

Weed Pull and Nature Day with Jack Nisbet

Get to know your neighbors over coffee and donuts. Learn about Lincoln Park with Naturalist and Writer Jack Nisbet and get involved in The Great Invasive Weed Pluck.

8:00 AM - Take a walk with Jack Nisbet and get to know your Lincoln Park like never before!

8:30 AM - Bird and Plant Walk with Biologist Lisa Langelier

9:00 - 11:00 AM - Join the Great Weed Pluck, get trained on invasive weeds by Spokane County Noxioux Weed Board Field Inspectors Thurman Johnson and Michelle Anderson. Spend a few hours returning Lincoln Park to its original glory!

9:30 AM - Bird Walk with Don and Theo Goodwin

10:00 AM - Bird Walk with Don and Theo Goodwin

All Morning - Nature Sketch Book Activity for Kids!

Schedule

*Parking is Limited at Upper Lincoln Park. You will have a short walk to the Field Day Tents Near the Upper Pond

*Park on E 25th Ave and walk up the sidewalk to the entrance on Southeast Boulevard.

*Park on E 17 Ave and walk up the park road to upper Lincoln Park by the pond.

*Park on South Mt. Vernon Street and walk across upper Lincoln Park to the pond.

Organizers

Made Possible by a Grant from Spokane Parks Foundation

https://spokaneparksfoundation.org/

The Spokane Parks Foundation has served our Spokane community for more than 72 years, investing over $6 million in parks throughout Spokane County. It was created in 1951 to engage the community in preserving and supporting parks. Today, we continue to honor and celebrate that vision and the outdoor community spirit that draws so many of us to make our homes here.

Spokane Urban Nature

https://www.facebook.com/groups/3424357351145306/

Spokane Urban Nature recognizes that our beautiful city contains valuable and vulnerable natural spaces, such as Lincoln Park, Underhill Park, and Hazel's Creek. We want our historic, walkable neighborhood parks and urban green space preserved for our future generations.

Lincoln Heights Neighborhood Council

https://lincolnheights.spokaneneighborhoods.org/

The Council is neighborhood volunteers that make our streets safer, cleaner and greener. We maintain good, collaborative relationships with City Staff, and our Spokane City Council Representatives. We are a place to learn how our city and county operate, with talks at every meeting from the people who do the work.