Volunteer Sign-Up

The ENR Department’s Volunteer Events are back!

We are happy to invite volunteers to our restoration projects, working with the land, tools in hand. Volunteer events include planting, removing noxious weeds, mulching, listening to birds, plant ID, and connecting with the ecosystem at Snoqualmie Tribe restoration sites. These projects help establish healthy habitats and support our local wildlife.

Check back as we continue updating our volunteer event calendar.

ENR Annual Volunteer Waiver

The ENR Volunteer Event Waiver covers a full calendar year. Each volunteer only needs to fill out one per year.

ENR Annual Volunteer Waiver

The ENR Volunteer Event Waiver covers a full calendar year. Each volunteer only needs to fill out one per year.

Upcoming Events

There are no upcoming events.

Floating Treatment Wetland – 2026 Update

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Kokanee Return – Fall 2024 & Spring 2025

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Floating Treatment Wetland – 2024 Update

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The ʔəshəliʔ ti qʷuʔ (Water is Alive) ArcGIS Hub is a desktop digital collaborative educational platform for the Snoqualmie Tribe and external organizations. It provides a space to engage the community, share geographic information on water quality, and tribal...