Mid Fork Snoqualmie Invasive Weed Project
Project Description
 Plant enthusiasts, hikers and other concerned citizens are encouraged to join the ongoing effort to locate (and control) invasive species in the beautiful Middle Fork Snoqualmie Valley.
The Middle Fork invasive weed project is looking for volunteers to become weed watchers along the beautiful trails of the Middle Fork Snoqualmie Valley. Help survey the valley's spectacular trail system for invasive weeds so we can stop them before they get entrenched. We’re surveying trails from Mt. Si near North Bend to Dutch Miller Gap in the heart of the Alpine Lakes Wilderness. Read the project reports below to see what we've found so far. To sign up to survey a trail or for more information, email Mark Boyar. To find out about weed removal work parties in the Middle Fork, see the Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust website.
Project Resources
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Weed Identification
Forms
- Survey Form - Cover Sheet and Weed Check List (MS Word, 84 KB, 18 sec)
- Survey Log - List of Weed Sites Found (MS Word, 71 KB, 15 sec)
Reports
Project Contacts
Mark Boyar, Volunteer, Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust, 206-760-9041, mboyar@practicepartner.com
Sasha Shaw, Education Specialist, King County Noxious Weed Control Program, 206-263-6468, sasha.shaw@kingcounty.gov
Laura Potash Martin, Botanist for the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, 425-888-1421 x241, llmartin@fs.fed.us
Tor MacIlroy, Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust, 206-722-4870, tor.macilroy@mtsgreenway.org
Monica Walker, Knotweed Project Manager, King County Noxious Weed Control Program, 206-296-0290, monica.walker@kingcounty.gov
Partners and Funding Sources
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