Stream Team is a free education to action program for people interested in protecting our local streams, rivers, lakes, and Puget Sound.  Citizens learn through field classes and trainings, and then give back to the community through action projects.  Since 1990, Stream Team volunteers have donated over 65,000 hours to our community through stream re-vegetation projects, stream monitoring, litter clean-ups, storm drain marking, day camps, wildlife projects, and other activities.  Stream Team is jointly funded by the storm and surface water utilities of Lacey, Olympia, Tumwater, and Thurston County.

 

How To Get Involved
Anyone in the south Puget Sound area is welcome to join the team.  To learn more about being a Stream Team volunteer, check out the Stream Team website or call (360) 438-2687 and leave your name, address, and phone number.

	Volunteer Information
	Description:	A variety of Stream Team projects are available. Stream Team volunteers plant trees, mark storm drains, gather stream health data, remove litter, educate people about spawning salmon, and perform a variety of tasks that make a big difference in the health of our local waterways.
	Location:	Projects occur at a variety of South Puget Sound locations.
	Date(s):	Projects vary, contact Lacey Water Resources for local options.
	Qualifications:	No restrictions. All participants sign a waiver if liability and photo release prior to participation.
	Commitment:	No minimum commitment is required.
	Contact:	Visit the Stream Team website or call Lacey Water Resources at (360) 438-2687 and leave your name, address, and phone number.