Throughout the month of July, more than 35 volunteers picked up litter, removed graffiti, and maintained trails in the Park, including the Centennial Trail. Together they gave more than 120 hours of their time to the park. Another group of 24 volunteers – including 20 children ages 8-15 – helped fill areas with gravel where the Spokane River flooding had washed away the earth under and around the Centennial Trail.

1. Volunteer Projects
Riverside State Park

2. Centennial Trail Erosion Project
Kids from Spokane City Parks and Recreation Make a Difference Camp help fill
eroded areas along the Centennial Trail caused when the Spokane River floods

3. Centennial Trail near Barker
Trailhead

7. Graffiti Cover up
Youth Pastor Ben Sharkey with a group of teenagers

8. Bridge in Spokane Valley off of the Centennial Trail

9. Litter Pick up
Frequent volunteer Tim Woods helps pick up garbage at the Fiske

11. Trail Maintenance
Volunteer Elizabeth Stewart helps clear a Trail in the Little Spokane Natural Area

14. Footpath at Lake Spokane Campground

15. Centennial Trail Maintenance
Tim Woods help remove overgrown vegetation Near the Carlson Trailhead

16. Maringo Parking Lot
Greene Street Bulletin Board

17. Greene Street
Bulletin Board

18. Volunteer Dwight Carruthers
helps paint the bulletin board at
the Maringo Parking lot

19. Mirabeau Bulletin Board

20. State Line Bulletin Board

21. • 39 Volunteers
• Over 140 Hours of Volunteer Time
• Made Possible by Grant from REI