Come out to restore habitat at Taylor Mountain Forest with Friends of the Cedar River Watershed and King County Parks! Taylor Mountain Forest is a critical wildlife corridor that connects Tiger Mountain and the protected Cedar River Watershed. The forest features wetlands, streams, and wildlife such as bear, elk, cougars, cutthroat trout, and western toads. The mountain has miles of tails that can be utilized by hikers, equestrians, and mountain bikers.
Volunteers will be helping to improve wildlife habitat and maintain restoration progress by mulching recently planted native trees and shrubs!
Sign up today! Visit www.cedarriver.org/events or email amy@cedarriver.org
* Please sign up to ensure proper amount of tools, etc. Further details and directions will be provided upon registration.
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