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Upper Nisqually River Float Trip Sunday, July 26th 9am - 4pm (return me is approximate) departure from Wilcox Farms in Roy, WA Tickets are $120 per person (lunch and rafting gear included) Space is limited! Make your reservation today by calling Nikki at 360-489-3400 or register online at www.nisquallylandtrust.org Annual Meeting & Salmon Feed Sunday, September 13th 4 - 7:30pm at Odd Fellows Park in Olympia, WA Join us for a picnic-style dinner, meet up with friends, and get an update on Land Trust happenings. Visit our website at www.nisquallylandtrust.org this summer for registration information. Volunteer Oppounities Wednesdays & Saturdays Help the Land Trust restore critical Nisqually Watershed wildlife habitat View our website events calendar for upcoming volunteer activities or contact Cris at 360-489-3400 x106 or [email protected] RSVP is required for Land Trust events. Register for any of these events by contacng Nikki at 360-489-3400 or staff@nisquallylandtrust.org. Join the Fun! Nature W alks Staff and special guests will lead nine weekend summer walks starting in June. These FREE walks are open to anyone interested in connecting with Land Trust lands. Register today - Space is limited! Distances are round-trip. l Easy, n Moderate June 6th, 12:30 - 2 pm & 2:30 - 4 pm Enjoy this beautiful place while learning about the history of the site, the Mashel River and stewardship of this important habitat. Two walks offered. < 1 mile on uneven ground, some elevation change. n June 20th, 10 am - 2 pm is is a unique opportunity to experience one of the most dynamic stretches of the Nisqually River. Join us for a walk through reforested pastures to one of our favorite bends in the river – a perfect spot to watch birds, listen to the water flow and see restoration in action. < 1.5 miles on undeveloped path. n June 27th, 12:30 - 2 pm Explore this important salmon-producing tributary of the Nisqually Delta, where you’ll be able to see the restoration efforts of Land Trust partners and volunteers. Recently transferred, this property is now a part of the Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge. < 1 mile on undeveloped path. l n July 19th, 12:30 - 2 pm & 2:30 - 4 pm Repeat of June event. Two walks offered. < 1 mile on uneven ground, some elevation change. n August 8th, 12:30 - 2:30 pm Join us as we explore the newly opened Bud Blanchard Trail along the Mashel River, the largest tributary to the Nisqually River. < 6 miles on maintained trail. l August 22nd, 10 am - 1 pm Trek through young forests to a viewpoint overlooking the Upper Nisqually River Valley and old growth forest below. See first-hand why protection of this land is critical to ensure wildlife and habitat resiliency. 3 miles. n September 12th, 10 am – 12:30 pm Experience the largest salmon-recovery project underway in the Nisqually Watershed. Walk along the meandering, reconstructed creek through young native trees and shrubs and learn about the history of the site, the habitat restoration activities, and the importance of Ohop Creek to salmon recovery efforts. < 1 mile on flat, uneven ground. l V a n E a t o n H o m e s t e a d R e d S a l m o n C r e e k B u d B l a n c h e r T r a i l www.nisquallylandtrust.org Van Eaton Homestead , Eatonville Nisqually River Shoreline , Y elm Red Salmon Creek , DuPont Bud Blancher Trail , Eatonville Van Eaton Homestead , Eatonville Mount Rainier Gateway, Ashford Ohop Creek Restoration Area, Eatonville

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Page 1: Upper Nisqually River Nature Walksnisquallylandtrust.org/nisqually-wp/wp-content/... · dynamic stretches of the Nisqually River. Join us for a walk through reforested pastures to

Upper Nisqually River Float Trip

Sunday, July 26th 9am - 4pm (return time is approximate)

departure from Wilcox Farms in Roy, WA

Tickets are $120 per person (lunch and rafting gear included)

Space is limited!

Make your reservation today by calling Nikki at 360-489-3400 or register online at www.nisquallylandtrust.org

Annual Meeting & Salmon Feed

Sunday, September 13th4 - 7:30pm

at Odd Fellows Park in Olympia, WA

Join us for a picnic-style dinner, meet up with friends, and get an update on Land Trust happenings.

Visit our website at www.nisquallylandtrust.org this summer for registration information.

Volunteer Opportunities

Wednesdays & SaturdaysHelp the Land Trust restore critical

Nisqually Watershed wildlife habitat

View our website events calendar for upcoming volunteer activities or contact Cris at 360-489-3400 x106

or [email protected]

RSVP is required for Land Trust events. Register for any of these events by contacting Nikki at

360-489-3400 or [email protected].

Join the Fun!

Nature WalksStaff and special guests will lead nine weekend summer walks starting in June. These FREE walks are open to anyone interested in connecting with Land Trust lands. Register today - Space is limited! Distances are round-trip. l Easy, n Moderate

June 6th, 12:30 - 2 pm & 2:30 - 4 pmEnjoy this beautiful place while learning about the history of the site, the Mashel River and stewardship of this important habitat. Two walks offered. < 1 mile on uneven ground, some elevation change. n

June 20th, 10 am - 2 pm This is a unique opportunity to experience one of the most dynamic stretches of the Nisqually River. Join us for a walk through reforested pastures to one of our favorite bends in the river – a perfect spot to watch birds, listen to the water flow and see restoration in action. < 1.5 miles on undeveloped path. n

June 27th, 12:30 - 2 pm Explore this important salmon-producing tributary of the Nisqually Delta, where you’ll be able to see the restoration efforts of Land Trust partners and volunteers. Recently transferred, this property is now a part of the Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge. < 1 mile on undeveloped path. l n

July 19th, 12:30 - 2 pm & 2:30 - 4 pm Repeat of June event. Two walks offered. < 1 mile on uneven ground, some elevation change. n

August 8th, 12:30 - 2:30 pmJoin us as we explore the newly opened Bud Blanchard Trail along the Mashel River, the largest tributary to the Nisqually River. < 6 miles on maintained trail. l

August 22nd, 10 am - 1 pmTrek through young forests to a viewpoint overlooking the Upper Nisqually River Valley and old growth forest below. See first-hand why protection of this land is critical to ensure wildlife and habitat resiliency. 3 miles. n

September 12th, 10 am – 12:30 pmExperience the largest salmon-recovery project underway in the Nisqually Watershed. Walk along the meandering, reconstructed creek through young native trees and shrubs and learn about the history of the site, the habitat restoration activities, and the importance of Ohop Creek to salmon recovery efforts. < 1 mile on flat, uneven ground. l

Van Eaton Homestead

Red Salmon Creek

Bud Blancher Trail

www.nisquallylandtrust.org

Van Eaton Homestead, Eatonville

Nisqually River Shoreline, Yelm

Red Salmon Creek, DuPont

Bud Blancher Trail , Eatonville

Van Eaton Homestead, Eatonville

Mount Rainier Gateway, Ashford

Ohop Creek Restoration Area, Eatonville

Nisqually River 2009 Source to Sink