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SUMMARY:Salmon Viewing and Educational Station - Run Wild in Renton
DESCRIPTION:Join the journey of a lifetime. Free and family friendly! Join volunteer naturalists along the Cedar River to see and learn about salmon. What do salmon need to thrive? Why is clean and cold water so important to their survival? Discover how you can help to keep these special creatures coming back to the river where they were born. See the salmon migration and learn about the epic journey that takes place every year as salmon swim from the ocean\, through the Ballard Locks\, into Lake Washington\, and up the river to spawn. The Cedar River hosts Chinook\, sockeye and coho salmon among other fish species. Fall weekends: See spawning salmon at one or all five locations along the Cedar River in the Renton and Maple Valley areas on October 6\, 7\, 13\, 14\, 20\, 21\, 27\, and 28\, 11am 4pm. Sites include the Renton Library\, Cedar River Park (behind the Renton Community Center)\, Cavanaugh Pond and Landsburg Park and Dam. Click here to view the flyer with directions. Interested in becoming a Cedar River volunteer? View our flyer. For more information about registering to become a volunteer naturalist please email salmonjourney@seattleaquarium.org or call (206) 792-5851.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Join the journey of a lifetime. Free and family friendly! Join volunteer naturalists along the Cedar River to see and learn about salmon. What do salmon need to thrive? Why is clean and cold water so important to their survival? Discover how you can help to keep these special creatures coming back to the river where they were born. See the salmon migration and learn about the epic journey that takes place every year as salmon swim from the ocean\, through the Ballard Locks\, into Lake Washington\, and up the river to spawn. The Cedar River hosts Chinook\, sockeye and coho salmon among other fish species. Fall weekends: See spawning salmon at one or all five locations along the Cedar River in the Renton and Maple Valley areas on October 6\, 7\, 13\, 14\, 20\, 21\, 27\, and 28\, 11am&ndash\;4pm. Sites include the Renton Library\, Cedar River Park (behind the Renton Community Center)\, Cavanaugh Pond and Landsburg Park and Dam. Click here to view the flyer with directions. Interested in becoming a Cedar River volunteer? View our flyer. For more information about registering to become a volunteer naturalist please email salmonjourney@seattleaquarium.org or call (206) 792-5851.
LOCATION:Sites include the Cedar River Park (behind the Community Center)** Renton Library Cedar River Park0 Cavanaugh Pond Landsburg Park and Dam **near the viewing point at Cedar River Park\, there will be other community booths and a community art project sponsored by The Owl Project
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DTSTAMP:20260424T134229Z
URL:https://chamber.gorenton.com/events/details/salmon-viewing-and-educational-station-run-wild-in-renton-5914
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