Duwamish Habitat Restoration in Industrial and Urban Environments
Tuesday, February 24th 9am – 4:30pm
Location: Tukwila Community Center
Registration Opens January 16th, seating is limited
Join us as we focus on one of the river’s most industrialized and urbanized segments, which has faced significant environmental challenges over the past century, especially in the restoration of native habitat. These challenges are not only from increasing industrialization/urbanization but also from the impacts of climate change throughout the whole watershed. As we gain a deeper understanding of these impacts, how we address them and find opportunities, will shape our region’s future.
Symposium Objective: To share knowledge and lessons learned from the first initial Duwamish River habitat restoration projects to new ones, through the evolution of 20 years of challenging river restoration understanding and experience.
Convene restoration practitioners, planners, youth, and other interested groups to share lessons learned, successes, and technical knowledge from large restoration efforts in a welcoming and inclusive environment to promote sharing and new perspectives.
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