Day 38: 50th Anniversary of Earth Day - Plants & Birds of the Puyallup Riverwalk & Foothills Trail
Channel: Wolf Camp & School of Natural Science
Date: 2020-04-23

Today we take a virtual tour on the Puyallup Riverwalk celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day. Our Mission: Investigate the Birds & Plant Families of the lower Puyallup River. The city’s riverwalk is a 10′ wide walking and biking route from Tacoma-to-Tahoma (Mt Rainier) envisioned years ago by the Foothills Rails to Trails Coalition, creating a gem of Pierce County now nearly realized with the help of land secured by the City of Puyallup and other public and private partners. Permission for filming has been secured, and is being done to help promote the new facebook.com/events/puyallup-river-walk-trail/all-along-the-riverwalk-an-arts-education-festival/500885553965216 which has been moved to a virtual format.

The broadcast is part of our “You Healthy? Go Outside!” Family Friendly Music & Earth Skills Activities taking place every day during the social distancing era. We broadcast daily via 6 PM to the Wolf Camp Facebook Page but really want to broadcast live on YouTube. However, we need 1,000 subscribers before they will let us live stream via our phone in the field, so PLEASE go to https://www.youtube.com/wolfcampcollege/ to subscribe and then ask all your family and friends to subscribe as well. Also please consider a donation if you enjoy the video lesson and would like to help keep Wolf Camp administrative staff employed through springtime: https://www.wolfcollege.com/about/keep-spring-staff-employed-during-social-distancing/