Published on: 09/27/2026
This news was posted by City of Tualatin
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Three cubic yards of invasive ivy removed. One young salamander discovered. Countless thanks to our incredible Stewardship Work Party volunteers. 🌱
Volunteers recently helped restore habitat at Sweek Pond Natural Area and the Tualatin Greenway Trail entrance at Natchez Court by removing non-native blackberry and ivy.
Now it’s your turn to get involved! Registration is open for October and November Stewardship Work Days and Fall Planting events.
Sign up today: https://tualatinoregon.gov/volunteer/volunteer-programs/put-down-roots-in-tualatin/
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