Mother Nature could use a hand.
Help her out this Earth Day – April 22 – with these outstanding WA State Park service opportunities.
Not only will you help the plant – you’ll also enjoy a Discover Pass FREE use day at WA State Parks.
Every spring, state parks blossom with flowers – and also with fun, educational events to intrigue and entertain you and your family and friends.
As our interpreters schedule spring and summer activities, we urge you to check our calendar of events for updates. We don’t want you to miss anything!
A Discover Pass-free day on state recreation lands, Earth Day is coming Saturday, April 22. Events include:
- Fort Flagler – Scotch Broom removal
Beach Cleanup
A day at the beach: Volunteer for the Washington Coast Cleanup
If nothing makes you happier than a day at the beach, then you know it’s important to protect our coastline and you want to do your part!
Treat yourself to a day or a weekend at the coast for a cause: join the Washington Coast Cleanup (WCC) this Earth Day – a Discover Pass free day – 9 a.m. to noon, Saturday, April 22 at:
- Fort Townsend
- Fort Worden
Volunteers will want to dress for the weather, wear sturdy footwear and pack a lunch with plenty of water.
Participants will receive supplies at check-in to help them pick up debris but are encouraged to bring reusable gloves. The check-in station serves as the dumpster location after collection.
Learn about the WCC, see participating beaches, and pre-register at CoastSavers.