Gerry Oaks

Get Involved
Seward Park has many events and volunteer opportunities involving stewardship,
recreation and environmental education.

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Discuss park issues at monthly meetings

The Friends of Seward Park meet on the first Saturday of most months at 9:30-11:00 am at the Seward Park Environmental and Audubon Center (SPEAC). We do not meet in July or August.


Seward Park Reforestation Work Parties:

Recently, an anonymous donor made a substantial donation to the Parks Department for forest restoration in Seward Park. As a result, regular restoration work parties will be held at Seward Park every 1st and 3rd Saturdays of each month from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Meet in front of Audubon center at 10 a.m. Gloves and tools are provided. To participate please call (206) 615-1046


First Saturday Walking Tours at Seward Park


Future Walks
December 3 – Winter Visitors and Winter Challenges
In winter when many birds have left for tropical vacations, ducks and other water birds come to Seward Park from the north; also juncos and varied thrushes come down from the mountains. We’ll look for these visitors and contemplate how they and other park residents spend their winters. We can also practice a little winter twig botany and look for any fruits persisting through the winter.


For more information, email us at
the Friends of Seward Park


Volunteer Activities

Maintain trails and replant native vegetation.

Remove invasive plants from the native forest.

Create appropriate signage for the park.

Publish the natural and human history of the park.

Coordinate a community calendar for park activities.

Produce seasonal family activities and nature walks.

Provide a voice for community concerns.


How You Can Help

Hands-on work parties in trail restoration and habitat preservation.

Research in botany, forestry, marine biology, or natural history.

Fundraising, grant writing and community outreach.

Newsletter publication.

Bilingual translation:
        Vietnamese, Spanish, Cambodian, Laotian, Japanese, Chinese and Somali.


or e-mail us at the Friends of Seward Park.

The Friends of Seward Park is a non-profit organization.
Your donations are tax deductible.

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