INLC’s Waikiki Spring Nature Preserve property lies along the northern bank of the Little Spokane River. The diversity of this property is unmatched and contains abundant wildlife habitat and sustainable recreation opportunity. The Conservancy strives to not only protect lands like these, but also to enhance the habitats and forest health of the landscape and learn more about the land to inform our land protection efforts.
One of the important ways we can take care of our lands is to promote native species and remove invasive ones. This work party will focus on the removal of non-native, invasive species that threaten the habitats that are so important for wildlife and healthy ecosystem function.
We will have snacks and coffee before the event starts from 8:40am- 9:00am
Date and time: Wednesday April 5th, 9:00am-2:00pm
Meeting location: Waikiki Springs Nature Preserve Trailhead, HERE
Species at Waikiki Springs we’ll focus on:
– Common Mullein
– Spotted Knapweed
– Dalmatian toadflax
What we will provide:
– Hand tools
– Gloves
– Buckets and trashbags
What to Bring:
– Snacks or a lunch
– Plenty of drinking water
– Appropriate clothing for all types of weather
– Solid hiking footwear
– Kneeling pad (if you’d like)