Volunteer: Forest Ambassador Training: Wednesday, May 6th, 2026 (FPC Offices)We're updating our Forest Ambassador program, and this year, with your help, we're going to cover more ground than ever! Through this program, volunteers become trained leaders in the field, engage with park visitors and educate them on Forest Park so that everybody can better access the natural resources in their community and feel like they belong. Forest Ambassadors will be trained on Leave No Trace principles, the history of Forest Park, the Conservancy, and the impacts of fires, winter weather, and other environmental impacts throughout the seasons. They will ensure that everyone feels welcome and inspired to be stewards of Forest Park whether it's their first time visiting or they are long-time park users. Where: FPC Offices: 833 SW 11th Ave Suite 800. (Parking may be difficult. Please consider using public transportation or carpooling)When: Wednesday, May 6th, 2025 10:00 am - 1:00 pm. Snacks to be included.If you have any questions regarding the training or program, please contact us! Program: Forest Ambassadors We're updating our Forest Ambassador program, and this year, with your help, we're going to cover more ground than ever! Through this program, volunteers become trained leaders in the field, engage with park visitors and educate them on Forest Park so that everybody can better access the natural resources in their community and feel like they belong. Forest Ambassadors will be trained on Leave No Trace principles, the history of Forest Park, the Conservancy, and the impacts of fires, winter weather, and other environmental impacts throughout the seasons. They will ensure that everyone feels welcome and inspired to be stewards of Forest Park whether it's their first time visiting or they are long-time park users. Where: FPC Offices: 833 SW 11th Ave Suite 800. (Parking may be difficult. Please consider using public transportation or carpooling)When: Wednesday, May 6th, 2025 10:00 am - 1:00 pm. Snacks to be included.If you have any questions regarding the training or program, please contact us! Program: Forest Ambassadors Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 97205 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: VCL Sign-Up May 2026This is a sign-up for trained Volunteer Crew Leaders only. Thank you so much for your help making our events safe, fun, and successful! Program: Crew Leaders This is a sign-up for trained Volunteer Crew Leaders only. Thank you so much for your help making our events safe, fun, and successful! Program: Crew Leaders Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 97229 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Trails Work Party (Brushing) - Thursday, May 7th 2026 (Upper Macleay)Join us for a brushing volunteer event where FPC will be cutting back the excess spring growth from the sides of the trails to ensure that they are passable and safe, and to reduce erosion risks. When: Thursday, May 7th, 9 am to 12 pm. Where: Upper MacLeay Trail Head. Parking is limited. Carpooling encouraged! What: Removing excess spring growth from the sides of the trails. We will be working on the trails, which requires hiking (up to 3 miles) on uneven terrain and physical labor in the forest (up to 2.5 hours) Long pants, long socks, and closed-toe shoes with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather appropriate layers are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. In recent years, Forest Park has seen an uptick in bee activity, if you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, Equal Exchange coffee, and work gloves will be provided. For Volunteer Crew Leaders: Brushing course 3 To receive weekly updates about additional work parties, sign-up for our newsletter! FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have questions, please email us! Program: Public Volunteer Work Parties Join us for a brushing volunteer event where FPC will be cutting back the excess spring growth from the sides of the trails to ensure that they are passable and safe, and to reduce erosion risks. When: Thursday, May 7th, 9 am to 12 pm. Where: Upper MacLeay Trail Head. Parking is limited. Carpooling encouraged! What: Removing excess spring growth from the sides of the trails. We will be working on the trails, which requires hiking (up to 3 miles) on uneven terrain and physical labor in the forest (up to 2.5 hours) Long pants, long socks, and closed-toe shoes with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather appropriate layers are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. In recent years, Forest Park has seen an uptick in bee activity, if you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, Equal Exchange coffee, and work gloves will be provided. For Volunteer Crew Leaders: Brushing course 3 To receive weekly updates about additional work parties, sign-up for our newsletter! FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have questions, please email us! Program: Public Volunteer Work Parties Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 97210 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Trails Work Party (Brushing) - Saturday, May 9th 2026 (Springville)Join us for a brushing volunteer event where FPC will be cutting back the excess spring growth from the sides of the trails to ensure that they are passable and safe, and to reduce erosion risks. When: Saturday, May 9th, 9 am to 12 pm. Where: Springville Rd TH. Parking is limited. Carpooling encouraged! What: Removing excess spring growth from the sides of the trails. We will be working on the trails, which requires hiking (up to 3 miles) on uneven terrain and physical labor in the forest (up to 2.5 hours) Long pants, long socks, and closed-toe shoes with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather appropriate layers are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. In recent years, Forest Park has seen an uptick in bee activity, if you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, Equal Exchange coffee, and work gloves will be provided. For Volunteer Crew Leaders: Brushing course 20 To receive weekly updates about additional work parties, sign-up for our newsletter! FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have questions, please email us! Program: Public Volunteer Work Parties Join us for a brushing volunteer event where FPC will be cutting back the excess spring growth from the sides of the trails to ensure that they are passable and safe, and to reduce erosion risks. When: Saturday, May 9th, 9 am to 12 pm. Where: Springville Rd TH. Parking is limited. Carpooling encouraged! What: Removing excess spring growth from the sides of the trails. We will be working on the trails, which requires hiking (up to 3 miles) on uneven terrain and physical labor in the forest (up to 2.5 hours) Long pants, long socks, and closed-toe shoes with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather appropriate layers are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. In recent years, Forest Park has seen an uptick in bee activity, if you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, Equal Exchange coffee, and work gloves will be provided. For Volunteer Crew Leaders: Brushing course 20 To receive weekly updates about additional work parties, sign-up for our newsletter! FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have questions, please email us! Program: Public Volunteer Work Parties Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 97229 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Trails Work Party (Brushing) - Thursday, May 21st 2026 (Wildwood at 53rd)Join us for a brushing volunteer event where FPC will be cutting back the excess spring growth from the sides of the trails to ensure that they are passable and safe, and to reduce erosion risks. When: Thursday, May 21st, 9am to 12pm. Where: Wildwood at 53rd Trailhead. Parking is limited. Carpooling is encouraged! What: Removing excess spring growth from the sides of the trails. We will be working on the trails, which requires hiking (up to 3 miles) on uneven terrain and physical labor in the forest (up to 2.5 hours) Long pants, long socks, and sturdy, closed-toe shoes with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather appropriate layers are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. In recent years, Forest Park has seen an uptick in bee activity, if you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, Equal Exchange coffee, and work gloves will be provided. For Volunteer Crew Leaders: Brushing course 10 To receive weekly updates about additional work parties, sign-up for our newsletter! FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have questions, please email us! Program: Public Volunteer Work Parties Join us for a brushing volunteer event where FPC will be cutting back the excess spring growth from the sides of the trails to ensure that they are passable and safe, and to reduce erosion risks. When: Thursday, May 21st, 9am to 12pm. Where: Wildwood at 53rd Trailhead. Parking is limited. Carpooling is encouraged! What: Removing excess spring growth from the sides of the trails. We will be working on the trails, which requires hiking (up to 3 miles) on uneven terrain and physical labor in the forest (up to 2.5 hours) Long pants, long socks, and sturdy, closed-toe shoes with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather appropriate layers are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. In recent years, Forest Park has seen an uptick in bee activity, if you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, Equal Exchange coffee, and work gloves will be provided. For Volunteer Crew Leaders: Brushing course 10 To receive weekly updates about additional work parties, sign-up for our newsletter! FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have questions, please email us! Program: Public Volunteer Work Parties Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 97210 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Trails Work Party (Brushing) - Saturday, May 30th 2026 (Marquam Nature Park Shelter)Join us for a brushing volunteer event where FPC will be cutting back the excess spring growth from the sides of the trails to ensure that they are passable and safe, and to reduce erosion risks. When: Saturday, May 30th, 9 am to 12 pm. Where: Marquam Nature Park Shelter. Parking is limited. Carpooling encouraged! What: Removing excess spring growth from the sides of the trails. We will be working on the trails, which requires hiking (up to 3 miles) on uneven terrain and physical labor in the forest (up to 2.5 hours) Long pants, long socks, and closed-toe shoes with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather appropriate layers are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. In recent years, Forest Park has seen an uptick in bee activity, if you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, Equal Exchange coffee, and work gloves will be provided. For Volunteer Crew Leaders: Brushing course MNP 5 To receive weekly updates about additional work parties, sign-up for our newsletter! FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have questions, please email us! Program: Public Volunteer Work Parties Join us for a brushing volunteer event where FPC will be cutting back the excess spring growth from the sides of the trails to ensure that they are passable and safe, and to reduce erosion risks. When: Saturday, May 30th, 9 am to 12 pm. Where: Marquam Nature Park Shelter. Parking is limited. Carpooling encouraged! What: Removing excess spring growth from the sides of the trails. We will be working on the trails, which requires hiking (up to 3 miles) on uneven terrain and physical labor in the forest (up to 2.5 hours) Long pants, long socks, and closed-toe shoes with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather appropriate layers are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. In recent years, Forest Park has seen an uptick in bee activity, if you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, Equal Exchange coffee, and work gloves will be provided. For Volunteer Crew Leaders: Brushing course MNP 5 To receive weekly updates about additional work parties, sign-up for our newsletter! FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have questions, please email us! Program: Public Volunteer Work Parties Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 97201 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: National Trails Day Work Party (Brushing) - Saturday, June 6th, 2026 (Upper Macleay)Come celebrate National Trails Day 2026 with Forest Park Conservancy! National Trails day is an annual nationwide campaign organized by the American Hiking Society and is the perfect time to get outside and give back to the local trails you love so much. We will be cutting back the excess spring growth from the sides of the trails in Forest Park to keep the trails safe and navigable and help manage the natural health of the forest. Join us in helping make Forest Park accessible and protecting the long term health of the trails! When: Saturday, June 6th, 9am to 12pm. Where: Upper Macleay. Parking is limited. Carpooling encouraged! What: Brushing the excess spring growth from along the sides of the trails in Forest Park. Long pants, long socks, and sturdy, closed-toe shoes with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather appropriate layers are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. In recent years, Forest Park has seen an uptick in bee activity, if you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, Equal Exchange coffee, and work gloves will be provided. For Volunteer Crew Leaders: Brushing course 2 To receive weekly updates about additional work parties, sign-up for our newsletter! FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have questions, please email us! Program: Special Volunteer Events Come celebrate National Trails Day 2026 with Forest Park Conservancy! National Trails day is an annual nationwide campaign organized by the American Hiking Society and is the perfect time to get outside and give back to the local trails you love so much. We will be cutting back the excess spring growth from the sides of the trails in Forest Park to keep the trails safe and navigable and help manage the natural health of the forest. Join us in helping make Forest Park accessible and protecting the long term health of the trails! When: Saturday, June 6th, 9am to 12pm. Where: Upper Macleay. Parking is limited. Carpooling encouraged! What: Brushing the excess spring growth from along the sides of the trails in Forest Park. Long pants, long socks, and sturdy, closed-toe shoes with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather appropriate layers are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. In recent years, Forest Park has seen an uptick in bee activity, if you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, Equal Exchange coffee, and work gloves will be provided. For Volunteer Crew Leaders: Brushing course 2 To receive weekly updates about additional work parties, sign-up for our newsletter! FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have questions, please email us! Program: Special Volunteer Events Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 97210 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: National Trails Day Work Party (Brushing) - Saturday, June 6th, 2026 (Lower Macleay)Come celebrate National Trails Day 2026 with Forest Park Conservancy! National Trails day is an annual nationwide campaign organized by the American Hiking Society and is the perfect time to get outside and give back to the local trails you love so much. We will be cutting back the excess spring growth from the sides of the trails in Forest Park to keep the trails safe and navigable and help manage the natural health of the forest. Join us in helping make Forest Park accessible and protecting the long term health of the trails! When: Saturday, June 6th, 9am to 12pm. Where: Lower Macleay. Parking is limited. Carpooling encouraged! What: Brushing the excess spring growth from along the sides of the trails in Forest Park. Long pants, long socks, and sturdy, closed-toe shoes with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather appropriate layers are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. In recent years, Forest Park has seen an uptick in bee activity, if you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, Equal Exchange coffee, and work gloves will be provided. For Volunteer Crew Leaders: Brushing course Lower Macleay To receive weekly updates about additional work parties, sign-up for our newsletter! FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have questions, please email us! Program: Special Volunteer Events Come celebrate National Trails Day 2026 with Forest Park Conservancy! National Trails day is an annual nationwide campaign organized by the American Hiking Society and is the perfect time to get outside and give back to the local trails you love so much. We will be cutting back the excess spring growth from the sides of the trails in Forest Park to keep the trails safe and navigable and help manage the natural health of the forest. Join us in helping make Forest Park accessible and protecting the long term health of the trails! When: Saturday, June 6th, 9am to 12pm. Where: Lower Macleay. Parking is limited. Carpooling encouraged! What: Brushing the excess spring growth from along the sides of the trails in Forest Park. Long pants, long socks, and sturdy, closed-toe shoes with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather appropriate layers are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. In recent years, Forest Park has seen an uptick in bee activity, if you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, Equal Exchange coffee, and work gloves will be provided. For Volunteer Crew Leaders: Brushing course Lower Macleay To receive weekly updates about additional work parties, sign-up for our newsletter! FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have questions, please email us! Program: Special Volunteer Events Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 97210 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: National Trails Day Work Party (Brushing) - Saturday, June 6th, 2026 (Leif Erickson and Germantown)Come celebrate National Trails Day 2026 with Forest Park Conservancy! National Trails day is an annual nationwide campaign organized by the American Hiking Society and is the perfect time to get outside and give back to the local trails you love so much. We will be cutting back the excess spring growth from the sides of the trails in Forest Park to keep the trails safe and navigable and help manage the natural health of the forest. Join us in helping make Forest Park accessible and protecting the long term health of the trails! When: Saturday, June 6th, 9am to 12pm. Where: Leif Erciskon and Germantown Trailhead. Parking is limited. Carpooling encouraged! What: Brushing the excess spring growth from along the sides of the trails in Forest Park. Long pants, long socks, and sturdy, closed-toe shoes with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather appropriate layers are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. In recent years, Forest Park has seen an uptick in bee activity, if you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, Equal Exchange coffee, and work gloves will be provided. For Volunteer Crew Leaders: Brushing course 27 To receive weekly updates about additional work parties, sign-up for our newsletter! FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have questions, please email us! Program: Special Volunteer Events Come celebrate National Trails Day 2026 with Forest Park Conservancy! National Trails day is an annual nationwide campaign organized by the American Hiking Society and is the perfect time to get outside and give back to the local trails you love so much. We will be cutting back the excess spring growth from the sides of the trails in Forest Park to keep the trails safe and navigable and help manage the natural health of the forest. Join us in helping make Forest Park accessible and protecting the long term health of the trails! When: Saturday, June 6th, 9am to 12pm. Where: Leif Erciskon and Germantown Trailhead. Parking is limited. Carpooling encouraged! What: Brushing the excess spring growth from along the sides of the trails in Forest Park. Long pants, long socks, and sturdy, closed-toe shoes with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather appropriate layers are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. In recent years, Forest Park has seen an uptick in bee activity, if you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, Equal Exchange coffee, and work gloves will be provided. For Volunteer Crew Leaders: Brushing course 27 To receive weekly updates about additional work parties, sign-up for our newsletter! FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have questions, please email us! Program: Special Volunteer Events Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 97229 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: National Trails Day Work Party (Brushing) - Saturday, June 6th, 2026 (Marquam Nature Park Shelter)Come celebrate National Trails Day 2026 with Forest Park Conservancy! National Trails day is an annual nationwide campaign organized by the American Hiking Society and is the perfect time to get outside and give back to the local trails you love so much. We will be cutting back the excess spring growth from the sides of the trails in Forest Park to keep the trails safe and navigable and help manage the natural health of the forest. Join us in helping make Forest Park accessible and protecting the long term health of the trails! When: Saturday, June 6th, 9am to 12pm. Where: Marquam Nature Park Shelter. Parking is limited. Carpooling encouraged! What: Brushing the excess spring growth from along the sides of the trails in Forest Park. Long pants, long socks, and sturdy, closed-toe shoes with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather appropriate layers are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. In recent years, Forest Park has seen an uptick in bee activity, if you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, Equal Exchange coffee, and work gloves will be provided. For Volunteer Crew Leaders: Brushing course MNP 3 seg 1&2, Conner Trail To receive weekly updates about additional work parties, sign-up for our newsletter! FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have questions, please email us! Program: Special Volunteer Events Come celebrate National Trails Day 2026 with Forest Park Conservancy! National Trails day is an annual nationwide campaign organized by the American Hiking Society and is the perfect time to get outside and give back to the local trails you love so much. We will be cutting back the excess spring growth from the sides of the trails in Forest Park to keep the trails safe and navigable and help manage the natural health of the forest. Join us in helping make Forest Park accessible and protecting the long term health of the trails! When: Saturday, June 6th, 9am to 12pm. Where: Marquam Nature Park Shelter. Parking is limited. Carpooling encouraged! What: Brushing the excess spring growth from along the sides of the trails in Forest Park. Long pants, long socks, and sturdy, closed-toe shoes with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather appropriate layers are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. In recent years, Forest Park has seen an uptick in bee activity, if you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, Equal Exchange coffee, and work gloves will be provided. For Volunteer Crew Leaders: Brushing course MNP 3 seg 1&2, Conner Trail To receive weekly updates about additional work parties, sign-up for our newsletter! FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have questions, please email us! Program: Special Volunteer Events Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 97201 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Trails Work Party (Brushing) - Wednesday, June 10th 2026 (Marquam Nature Park Terwilliger Blvd)Join us for a brushing volunteer event where FPC will be cutting back the excess spring growth from the sides of the trails to ensure that they are passable and safe, and to reduce erosion risks. When: Wednesday, June 10th, 9am to 12pm. Where: Marquam Trailhead on Terwilliger. There are two small parallel parking lots on either side of the road. Parking is limited. Carpooling encouraged! What: Removing excess spring growth from the sides of the trails. We will be working on the trails, which requires hiking (up to 3 miles) on uneven terrain and physical labor in the forest (up to 2.5 hours) Long pants, long socks, and sturdy, closed-toe shoes with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather appropriate layers are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. In recent years, Forest Park has seen an uptick in bee activity, if you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, Equal Exchange coffee, and work gloves will be provided. For Volunteer Crew Leaders: Brushing course MNP 1 To receive weekly updates about additional work parties, sign-up for our newsletter! FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have questions, please email us! Program: Public Volunteer Work Parties Join us for a brushing volunteer event where FPC will be cutting back the excess spring growth from the sides of the trails to ensure that they are passable and safe, and to reduce erosion risks. When: Wednesday, June 10th, 9am to 12pm. Where: Marquam Trailhead on Terwilliger. There are two small parallel parking lots on either side of the road. Parking is limited. Carpooling encouraged! What: Removing excess spring growth from the sides of the trails. We will be working on the trails, which requires hiking (up to 3 miles) on uneven terrain and physical labor in the forest (up to 2.5 hours) Long pants, long socks, and sturdy, closed-toe shoes with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather appropriate layers are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. In recent years, Forest Park has seen an uptick in bee activity, if you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, Equal Exchange coffee, and work gloves will be provided. For Volunteer Crew Leaders: Brushing course MNP 1 To receive weekly updates about additional work parties, sign-up for our newsletter! FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have questions, please email us! Program: Public Volunteer Work Parties Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 97201 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Trails Work Party (Brushing) - Saturday, June 13th 2026 (Birch at 53rd)Join us for a brushing volunteer event where FPC will be cutting back the excess spring growth from the sides of the trails to ensure that they are passable and safe, and to reduce erosion risks. When: Saturday, June 13th, 9am to 12pm. Where: Birch at 53rd Trailhead. Parking is limited. Carpooling is encouraged! What: Removing excess spring growth from the sides of the trails. We will be working on the trails, which requires hiking (up to 3 miles) on uneven terrain and physical labor in the forest (up to 2.5 hours) Long pants, long socks, and sturdy, closed-toe shoes with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather appropriate layers are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. In recent years, Forest Park has seen an uptick in bee activity, if you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, Equal Exchange coffee, and work gloves will be provided. For Volunteer Crew Leaders: Brushing course 5 To receive weekly updates about additional work parties, sign-up for our newsletter! FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have questions, please email us! Program: Public Volunteer Work Parties Join us for a brushing volunteer event where FPC will be cutting back the excess spring growth from the sides of the trails to ensure that they are passable and safe, and to reduce erosion risks. When: Saturday, June 13th, 9am to 12pm. Where: Birch at 53rd Trailhead. Parking is limited. Carpooling is encouraged! What: Removing excess spring growth from the sides of the trails. We will be working on the trails, which requires hiking (up to 3 miles) on uneven terrain and physical labor in the forest (up to 2.5 hours) Long pants, long socks, and sturdy, closed-toe shoes with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather appropriate layers are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. In recent years, Forest Park has seen an uptick in bee activity, if you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, Equal Exchange coffee, and work gloves will be provided. For Volunteer Crew Leaders: Brushing course 5 To receive weekly updates about additional work parties, sign-up for our newsletter! FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have questions, please email us! Program: Public Volunteer Work Parties Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 97210 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Trails Work Party (Brushing) - Saturday, June 27th 2026 (Springville Trailhead)Join us for a brushing volunteer event where FPC will be cutting back the excess spring growth from the sides of the trails to ensure that they are passable and safe, and to reduce erosion risks. When: Saturday, June 27th, 9am to 12pm. Where: Springville Trailhead. Parking is limited. Carpooling encouraged! What: Removing excess spring growth from the sides of the trails. We will be working on the trails, which requires hiking (up to 3 miles) on uneven terrain and physical labor in the forest (up to 2.5 hours) Long pants, long socks, and sturdy, closed-toe shoes with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather appropriate layers are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. In recent years, Forest Park has seen an uptick in bee activity, if you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, Equal Exchange coffee, and work gloves will be provided. For Volunteer Crew Leaders: Brushing course 24 To receive weekly updates about additional work parties, sign-up for our newsletter! FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have questions, please email us! Program: Public Volunteer Work Parties Join us for a brushing volunteer event where FPC will be cutting back the excess spring growth from the sides of the trails to ensure that they are passable and safe, and to reduce erosion risks. When: Saturday, June 27th, 9am to 12pm. Where: Springville Trailhead. Parking is limited. Carpooling encouraged! What: Removing excess spring growth from the sides of the trails. We will be working on the trails, which requires hiking (up to 3 miles) on uneven terrain and physical labor in the forest (up to 2.5 hours) Long pants, long socks, and sturdy, closed-toe shoes with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather appropriate layers are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. In recent years, Forest Park has seen an uptick in bee activity, if you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, Equal Exchange coffee, and work gloves will be provided. For Volunteer Crew Leaders: Brushing course 24 To receive weekly updates about additional work parties, sign-up for our newsletter! FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have questions, please email us! Program: Public Volunteer Work Parties Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 97229 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Rapid Response Training – Saturday, October 10thWith more than 80 miles of trails, keeping Forest Park and Marquam Nature Park in top shape requires dedicated volunteers who monitor and report trail conditions year-round. FPC’s Rapid Response Team hikes, runs, and explores the trails, identifying downed trees, invasive species, erosion, and other maintenance concerns—helping us respond quickly to keep the parks safe and accessible. We need your help, especially during the winter months when storm damage is at its worst! As a Rapid Responder, you'll receive training, be assigned a team and a route, and gain the skills to spot and report trail issues effectively. Join us in protecting and maintaining these beloved parks—sign up today to become a member of the Rapid Response Team! Where: 833 SW 11th Suite 228: the conference room on the 2nd floor of our offices.When: Saturday, October 10th, 10:00am – 12:00pm. Please note that there will be a 15-20 minute break mid-training, and it’s possible we may finish slightly early.If you have any questions before the training, please let us know! Program: Rapid Response Volunteers With more than 80 miles of trails, keeping Forest Park and Marquam Nature Park in top shape requires dedicated volunteers who monitor and report trail conditions year-round. FPC’s Rapid Response Team hikes, runs, and explores the trails, identifying downed trees, invasive species, erosion, and other maintenance concerns—helping us respond quickly to keep the parks safe and accessible. We need your help, especially during the winter months when storm damage is at its worst! As a Rapid Responder, you'll receive training, be assigned a team and a route, and gain the skills to spot and report trail issues effectively. Join us in protecting and maintaining these beloved parks—sign up today to become a member of the Rapid Response Team! Where: 833 SW 11th Suite 228: the conference room on the 2nd floor of our offices.When: Saturday, October 10th, 10:00am – 12:00pm. Please note that there will be a 15-20 minute break mid-training, and it’s possible we may finish slightly early.If you have any questions before the training, please let us know! Program: Rapid Response Volunteers Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 97205 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Rapid Response Training – Wednesday, October 14thWith more than 80 miles of trails, keeping Forest Park and Marquam Nature Park in top shape requires dedicated volunteers who monitor and report trail conditions year-round. FPC’s Rapid Response Team hikes, runs, and explores the trails, identifying downed trees, invasive species, erosion, and other maintenance concerns—helping us respond quickly to keep the parks safe and accessible. We need your help, especially during the winter months when storm damage is at its worst! As a Rapid Responder, you'll receive training, be assigned a team and a route, and gain the skills to spot and report trail issues effectively. Join us in protecting and maintaining these beloved parks—sign up today to become a member of the Rapid Response Team! Where: 833 SW 11th Suite 228: the conference room on the 2nd floor of our offices.When: Wednesday, October 14th, 10:00am – 12:00pm. Please note that there will be a 15-20 minute break mid-training, and it’s possible we may finish slightly early.If you have any questions before the training, please let us know! Program: Rapid Response Volunteers With more than 80 miles of trails, keeping Forest Park and Marquam Nature Park in top shape requires dedicated volunteers who monitor and report trail conditions year-round. FPC’s Rapid Response Team hikes, runs, and explores the trails, identifying downed trees, invasive species, erosion, and other maintenance concerns—helping us respond quickly to keep the parks safe and accessible. We need your help, especially during the winter months when storm damage is at its worst! As a Rapid Responder, you'll receive training, be assigned a team and a route, and gain the skills to spot and report trail issues effectively. Join us in protecting and maintaining these beloved parks—sign up today to become a member of the Rapid Response Team! Where: 833 SW 11th Suite 228: the conference room on the 2nd floor of our offices.When: Wednesday, October 14th, 10:00am – 12:00pm. Please note that there will be a 15-20 minute break mid-training, and it’s possible we may finish slightly early.If you have any questions before the training, please let us know! Program: Rapid Response Volunteers Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 97205 Allow Groups: Yes |