Join a work party: Every year, hundreds of volunteers remove invasive weeds and replant stream banks with native trees and shrubs. Check our calendar to find out what’s next!
Native Plant Propagation Program: Learn about native plants while helping out the watershed at our native plant propagation center. E-mail tcwc@tryonfriends.org to get involved.
Citizen-based Monitoring Program: Get your students or yourself involved at one of our volunteer monitoring sites across the watershed. Survey salmon habitat and count fish redds (nests). Training provided. E-mail tcwc@tryonfriends.org to get involved.
Restoration Mentor program: Become a Mentor to other watershed residents looking to 
improve their streamside habitat. Experience with gardening, native/invasive plants, or restoration helps but isn’t required. See WMSWCD’s web site or e-mail tcwc@tryonfriends.org to get involved.
Who can volunteer: Everyone is welcome to volunteer. Work parties are an excellent choice for groups, people fulfilling community service obligations, and youth under age 18. Youth under age 14 must be accompanied by an adult. All work parties are drop-in, but groups of 6 or more must call ahead.
Come prepared: Work parties go forth rain or shine, so dress for the weather. Wear closed-toe shoes and long pants.
Questions? Contact us, and check out dates and locations of upcoming work parties on our calendar of events.