Volunteer Restoration Event at CLC's Morse Wildlife Preserve

When: February 28 from 9:30 am - 1 pm

Where: CLC's Morse Wildlife Preserve (directions below)

About the Property:

The Morse Wildlife Preserve was established by a donation of land from Lloyd and Maxine Morse. Situated at the headwaters of the north fork of Muck Creek, the preserve is a mosaic of forests, wetlands, meadow and remnant prairie. Jointly managed with Tahoma Audubon Society, the preserve is home to a variety of birds and wildlife.

A tremendous volunteer effort is underway to reintroduce native prairie plants, remove invasive plant species and foster the growth of the oak savannah.  The Morse Force, which serves as the management team for the Preserve, holds monthly work parties to restore the wetland, prairie and upland habitats. Please come join the effort!

Directions to Property:
The Preserve is located at 25415 70th Ave E., Graham, WA. You can create an online map from your point of origin, or:

From I-5 take Exit 127 on to WA 512 East

• From WA-512 East take the Pacific Ave/WA 7 Exit.  Turn right (south) onto Pacific Ave/WA 7.
• At the Roy “Y”, bear left, staying on WA 7.
• Turn Left at 224th St E (at the Fred Meyer)
• Turn Right onto 70th Ave E (at the light)
• Property is on the left at the 25415 mailbox

What to bring: Boots, work clothes, rain gear, and a water bottle.

For more information or to register for the event please contact volunteer@cascadeland.org.