Woodend Restoration

We are making historic Woodend Nature Sanctuary into Washington's
oasis of SUSTAINABLE, HEALTHY, NATURAL HABITATS

Habitat restoration at Woodend Sanctuary focuses on restoring forward – aiming for the future, guided by the wisdom of the past. At Woodend, we strive to re-establish complex relationships between people, plants, insects, birds, and animals to help put nature back on to a healthy trajectory. Learn more by clicking on the habitats below.

Ways to Get Involved:

If you have questions about restoration at Woodend Sanctuary, please contact Alison.Pearce@anshome.org

"It's exciting to see new native plant specifies appearing on the property. Educating children about the importance of biodiversity, food chains, and native flora and fauna becomes much easier when you are able to point them out."
- Frank
"My first experience volunteering at Woodend involved surveying and nurturing the Restored Meadow. I quickly learned to identify many native plant species that were thriving in the meadow and also how much fun it was to volunteer with other nature loving folks."
- Maura
"There is nothing like hands-on experience removing invasive plants and replacing them with native species. Through that process, I have learned more about each plant’s value and impact on improvement of the vibrancy and resilience of the plant and animal diversity at Woodend"
- Gregg
"I can not thank you all enough for providing fulfilling tangible projects - that saw the full lifecycle of restoration from invasive removal to planting - for our crews to really understand the impact of their work in the watershed."
- Arielle

Come see for yourself!

Enjoy the serenity of our wildflower meadow, walk our meandering trails, visit our native plant garden, and explore the aquatic life of our pond.

Admission is free. Trails are open daily dawn to dusk. Please leave your pets at home.

Click the image to download a site map

Woodend Restoration

We are making historic Woodend Nature Sanctuary into Washington's
oasis of SUSTAINABLE, HEALTHY, NATURAL HABITATS

Ways to Get Involved:

If you have questions about restoration at Woodend Sanctuary, please contact Alison.Pearce@anshome.org

"It's exciting to see new native plant specifies appearing on the property. Educating children about the importance of biodiversity, food chains, and native flora and fauna becomes much easier when you are able to point them out."
- Frank

"My first experience volunteering at Woodend involved surveying and nurturing the Restored Meadow. I quickly learned to identify many native plant species that were thriving in the meadow and also how much fun it was to volunteer with other nature loving folks."
- Maura

"There is nothing like hands-on experience removing invasive plants and replacing them with native species. Through that process, I have learned more about each plant’s value and impact on improvement of the vibrancy and resilience of the plant and animal diversity at Woodend"
- Gregg

"I can not thank you all enough for providing fulfilling tangible projects - that saw the full lifecycle of restoration from invasive removal to planting - for our crews to really understand the impact of their work in the watershed."
- Arielle

Come see for yourself!

LET'S KEEP IN TOUCH

Stay connected for ANS news and nature for all!

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Woodend Restoration

We are making historic Woodend Nature Sanctuary into Washington'soasis of SUSTAINABLE, HEALTHY, NATURAL HABITATS

Ways to Get Involved:

If you have questions about restoration at Woodend Sanctuary, please contact Alison.Pearce@anshome.org

"It's exciting to see new native plant specifies appearing on the property. Educating children about the importance of biodiversity, food chains, and native flora and fauna becomes much easier when you are able to point them out." - Frank

"My first experience volunteering at Woodend involved surveying and nurturing the Restored Meadow. I quickly learned to identify many native plant species that were thriving in the meadow and also how much fun it was to volunteer with other nature loving folks." - Maura

"There is nothing like hands-on experience removing invasive plants and replacing them with native species. Through that process, I have learned more about each plant’s value and impact on improvement of the vibrancy and resilience of the plant and animal diversity at Woodend" - Gregg

"I can not thank you all enough for providing fulfilling tangible projects - that saw the full lifecycle of restoration from invasive removal to planting - for our crews to really understand the impact of their work in the watershed." - Arielle

Come see for yourself!

LET'S KEEP IN TOUCH

Stay connected for ANS news and nature for all!

We are making historic Woodend Nature Sanctuary into Washington's
oasis of SUSTAINABLE, HEALTHY, NATURAL HABITATS

"It's exciting to see new native plant specifies appearing on the property. Educating children about the importance of biodiversity, food chains, and native flora and fauna becomes much easier when you are able to point them out."
- Frank

"My first experience volunteering at Woodend involved surveying and nurturing the Restored Meadow. I quickly learned to identify many native plant species that were thriving in the meadow and also how much fun it was to volunteer with other nature loving folks."
- Maura

"There is nothing like hands-on experience removing invasive plants and replacing them with native species. Through that process, I have learned more about each plant’s value and impact on improvement of the vibrancy and resilience of the plant and animal diversity at Woodend"
- Gregg

"I can not thank you all enough for providing fulfilling tangible projects - that saw the full lifecycle of restoration from invasive removal to planting - for our crews to really understand the impact of their work in the watershed."
- Arielle