Duwamish Alive! is an annual community cleanup event at Herring House Park/He’apus Village Park in West Seattle.

We’re partnering with Puget Sound Keeper to offer two kayak cleanup shifts, each with 20 spots available. Sign up for a kayak spot to paddle on the Duwamish River, participate in the cleanup, and learn about the river’s history, marine habitat, and ecological and cultural importance.

Two kayak shifts will be offered with 20 spots each:

• Shift #1: 10:30 am – 12:00 pm. Registration will open mid-February

• Shift #2: 12:30 -2:00 pm. Registration will open mid-February

All supplies and snacks will be provided. More information as to what to expect will be sent a 2-3 days in advance of the event! Note, kayakers will also need to sign the RAPP Waiver on the day of the event, or prior through this link.

Spots are limited, so if you’re no longer able to attend, please email Tanya (tanyab@pugetsoundkeeper.org), our Stewardship and Education Manager, in advance so we can give your spot to someone on the waitlist.

We will also be launching the floating wetlands project built by the Maritime High School 9th graders! We are looking for volunteers to help out on land with this project. Please reserve either land or kayak.