Join Licia from Firecraft Northwest for June’s Wild Women Walk - the Strawberry or Salmonberry Moon. As the name suggests, the wild, June-bearing strawberries may be ripe as well as the native Salmonberry, which also brings with it the Swainson’s Thrush. Billy Frank Jr. Nisqually Wildlife Refuge will be a great place to see the berries, birds, and, if it’s a clear night, the rising moon!

We’ll do a slow meander along the boardwalk and out to the delta with a silent stretch on the way back to notice, listen, and be present.

Note - a $3 cash or check entrance fee is required per vehicle/group. There are flush toilets and running water at the trailhead. The trail is packed gravel and boardwalk with minimal grade.

Thanks for your interest in this outing, but it is now full. Stay tuned for the next Wild Women Walk mid July!