About this Event
Spring into action at TEP’s Native Plant Nursery!
Do your part to help recover critical Coho Salmon habitat.
TEP is seeking volunteers to assist with transplanting seedlings that will help restore riparian habitats. By transplanting these seedlings, we can help them grow into strong, resilient plants that stand a better chance of thriving in the wild. We invite you to join us in transplanting crabapple and huckleberry seedlings.
The events will be held on Fridays, starting in February through March, and will take place at TEP's Native Plant Nursery located on the Port of Tillamook. Volunteers will be given a brief training and then let loose to help transplant seedlings into bigger pots.
We are extremely excited to open our doors back up to these events, and we hope to see you there!
How to come prepared:
• Layers - Depending on greenhouse space, some individuals may work outside, so please dress for the weather.
• Rain Gear.
• Outdoor shoes, such as boots, are recommended.
• Gardening/Nursery gloves, if you have them.
• Water and snacks, even though we will provide some snacks.
Directions to the site and additional information will be sent to registered attendees the week of the event.
Notice for attending events at an Oregon Youth Authority property
Must be 18 or over to attend
We have a fantastic partnership with Oregon Youth Authority and the incarcerated youth at Camp Tillamook are the nursery crew. Therefore, we cannot have minors on the property during our volunteer days.
OYA Property is drug, alcohol and tobacco-free (including e-cigarettes).
Please respect the youth’s health and safety by giving them space.
Thank you so much for understanding.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
TEP Native Plant Nursery, 6820 Barracks Circle, Tillamook, United States
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