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Which of these volunteer positions fit you?
Do you like to teach, help with special events or prepare mailings? Kate Bedient is accepting applications right now from volunteers interested in outdoor field investigations or GIS mapping in the classroom. To help with the next newsletter mailing in April or the evening Living with Beavers family program in May, contact Jennifer Youngman. More about volunteering...
The Feb. 23 trek from Ronald Bog to Matthews Beach is nearly filled. Isn't it great that so many people are willing to spend a Saturday getting to know the Thornton Creek watershed? Just a few spaces remain for this free, adult-paced 7-mile hike. Contact Jennifer Youngman to sign up, or read more.
What water-themed gifts can you donate?
Help make Homewaters' upcoming raffle 
and auction irresistible. Several audience members will go home with new books, games and puzzles from the Brian Waite Band kids concert raffle. High bidders will nab sailing trips, cabin stays and other captivating items and experiences at our Know Your Homewaters Spring Party auction. Contact Chris Page to contribute items or to sponsor one of these events. We especially love water-themed gifts!
Put these special events on your radar
Brian Waite Band Kids Concert: Saturday, April 12, 11 am-12 noon, Bagley Elementary School, Green Lake (Seattle)
Living With Beavers: Wednesday, May 7, 6-8 pm, Meadowbrook Pond, Seattle
Know Your Homewaters Spring Party: Monday, May 19, 7-9 pm, Ray's Boathouse, Seattle. Please note: This date replaces the date printed in our Fall 2007 issue of The Source.