Want to dig deeper as an EarthCorps volunteer? Become a Puget Sound Steward! The Basics This info session is for those interested in becoming Puget Sound Stewards along the Duwamish River. Puget Sound Stewards are committed volunteers of all ages who are trained in the management of nearshore restoration sites, and work to ensure their […]
WHEN DISASTER CALLS – HOW WILL YOU RESPOND? The City of Tukwila Fire Department and Office of Emergency Management are offering the FEMA-sponsored Community Emergency Response Team training at no charge starting April 27, 2017! To register, call 206-971-8742, e-mail CERT@tukwilawa.gov, or fill out a Training Application Form. Following a large scale emergency, professional […]
Conversations About Dementia Sponsored by Tukwila Library Advisory Board. This program is designed to help you talk with your family about some challenged and often uncomfortable topics around Alzheimer's and dementia, including going to the doctor to get a diagnosis or medical care, deciding when it is necessary to stop driving and making plans […]
Learn About the Importance of Forests in Tukwila! Are you interested in learning more about the importance of forests? A teacher looking to involve students in hands-on learning? How about a neighbor wanting to connect your community to a forest restoration project? Or maybe you are ready to become a Forest Steward and lead volunteer […]
FREE class. Compost is fundamental to organic vegetable gardening and will improve any type of garden soil. Learn how to create it for free using materials many people have at home or in their neighborhoods at Riverton Park's Gully Gardens - 4101 South 131st Street. To register, email recycle@tukwilawa.gov or call (206) 433-7162.