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King County Volunteer Hours Report

Reporting volunteer hours is important! It helps the WNPS illustrate the success of the stewardship program. It is essential for use in seeking continued financial support for the program and it is necessary for stewards to track their contribution to the program.

You may report up to two activities at a time on this page. If you have more activities to report, click Submit and return to this page to repeat the process as many times as needed to report all of your activities.

Name:

E-mail address:

Class Year: 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1996

Activity 1

Activity Date (mm/yyyy):

Project Name: 2005 Class Project: South Park Bellevue Botanical Garden Bradner Gardens Park Native Forest Habitat Carkeek Park Deadhorse Canyon/Taylor Creek Des Moines Creek Discovery Park Duwamish Green Belt Eagle Landing Park Ellis Pond Park Genesee Park Woodland Gold Creek Environmental Education Camp Golden Gardens Upland Forest Hitt's Hill Greenspace Ivy OUT-Seward Park Native Woodland Area Kiwanis Ravine Kruckeberg Botanical Garden and Urban Forest Lake Samammish Neighborhood Restoration Lawton Park Licton Springs Lincoln Park Llandover Woods Longfellow Creek Greenspace-Greg Davis Park Madrona Woods Magnuson Park Peter Kirk Elementary Ravenna Woods Park Roxhill Park Wetland and Forest Buffer Schmitz Park Seattle Parks Native Plant Propagation Shadow Lake Bog Spring Lake/Echo Mountain Twin Ponds Vasa Creek Drainage

Project-Other:

Activity: Consultations, Grow Wild Education, project talks Education, public talks Education, school talks Maintenance, display gardens Maintenance, invasive plants Maintenance, nurseries Maintenance, site plantings Monitoring, vegetation Project planning/fundraising Plant salvage/propagation Site preparation/planting WNPS Assist steward training WNPS Board/Committee WNPS Fundraising WNPS Hosting WNPS booth WNPS Office Support

Activity Hours (Nearest 1/2 hour):

Travel Hours (Nearest 1/2 hour):

**Number Reached:

Activity 2

Activity Date (mm/yyyy):

Project Name: 2005 Class Project: South Park Bellevue Botanical Garden Bradner Gardens Park Native Forest Habitat Carkeek Park Deadhorse Canyon/Taylor Creek Des Moines Creek Discovery Park Duwamish Green Belt Eagle Landing Park Ellis Pond Park Genesee Park Woodland Gold Creek Environmental Education Camp Golden Gardens Upland Forest Hitt's Hill Greenspace Ivy OUT-Seward Park Native Woodland Area Kiwanis Ravine Kruckeberg Botanical Garden and Urban Forest Lake Samammish Neighborhood Restoration Lawton Park Licton Springs Lincoln Park Llandover Woods Longfellow Creek Greenspace-Greg Davis Park Madrona Woods Magnuson Park Peter Kirk Elementary Ravenna Woods Park Roxhill Park Wetland and Forest Buffer Schmitz Park Seattle Parks Native Plant Propagation Shadow Lake Bog Spring Lake/Echo Mountain Twin Ponds Vasa Creek Drainage

Project-Other:

Activity: Consultations, Grow Wild Education, project talks Education, public talks Education, school talks Maintenance, display gardens Maintenance, invasive plants Maintenance, nurseries Maintenance, site plantings Monitoring, vegetation Project planning/fundraising Plant salvage/propagation Site preparation/planting WNPS Assist steward training WNPS Board/Committee WNPS Fundraising WNPS Hosting WNPS booth WNPS Office Support

Activity Hours (Nearest 1/2 hour):

Travel Hours (Nearest 1/2 hour):

**Number Reached:

Comments: Your comments are important to us. Please let us know your views and special experience.

** Number Reached: Indicate the number taught, supervised, or trained. Do not include number of co-workers.

Questions or comments about the use of this form should be directed to:

Native Plant Stewardship Coordinator in King County
npsp@wnps.org or 206-527-3210.

• Get Involved
• Current Program Information
• Stewards and the Green Seattle Partnership
• Steward Projects
• Native Plant Stewardship Handbook (PDF)
• Volunteer Report Forms
  • King County
  • Pierce County
  • Snohomish County

Revised: July 25, 2007.
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