Elizabeth "Bibbers"'s Work Parties

Join WTA as we work on our chainsaw bucking skills in the Olympics!

Join WTA as we work on our chainsaw bucking skills in the Olympics!

Attend this training to learn more about membership at WTA. Jenn Seva, WTA's donor relations officer, will be leading this training to teach ambassadors more about our membership structure and how you can support and talk about membership.

THIS REGISTRATION PAGE IS FOR INSTRUCTORS ONLY - 3rd Annual Cispus Collaborative Chainsaw Training in Randle, WA hosted by the Upper Cowlitz Valley Trails Coalition.

Instructors will train students using the USFS Developing Thinking Sawyers Curriculum. The goal is to provide an inclusive environment to teach chainsaw handling skills, safety procedures for chainsaw logout, and perform basic saw maintenance. Instructors need to be certified at a B level or higher and have a letter of permission to instruct USFS curriculum, or equivalent.

Pierce County Parks is putting on an Earth Day Fair, and this will be our 4th year of involvement. The event caters to families and is a great chance to connect with all kinds of folks about our work.

This will be our 3rd annual symphony event! Photos from WTA’s annual contest will accompany live music performed by the Northwest Symphony Orchestra.

You will be asked to perform outreach before the event, during intermission, and for a brief window following the end of the program. Volunteering for this event includes ticketed admission to the event itself!

This long trail around Wynoochee Lake requires critical maintenance, especially in the middle sections of both the east and west sides of the lake. Join us for a variety of cutting logs, tread maintenance, and brushing.

The long, quiet Lower South Fork Skokomish River is a wonderful year-round amble, but WTA crews need to ensure the way is clear for anyone visiting. Join us on this intro BCRT, which is shorter in length and has a shorter, less steep hike in than our standard trips. If you've done a day work party and want to try a backcountry trip with a little extra support, this is for you!

Join this crew to give some much needed love to the White River Trail in the Glacier Peak Wilderness near Leavenworth. The White River trail provides access to the PCT but it has not been maintained reguarly for over 20 years. WTA has been sending annual crews to White River since 2023 with the goal of clearing wild brush to make this trail accessible again.