Renton Library

For adults. Take a guided walk along the Cedar River Trail while learning about the birds and plants around you. Both have evolved together to play important roles in the health of local watersheds, as well as the mental health of people. Join naturalists from the Environmental Science Center for this leisurely bird walk forMore

For adults. This workshop will teach you about the different methods of food and yard waste composting, the soil food web, what materials to add and which to avoid putting into the different types of systems and why compost is important. Please register at kcls.org.

For adults. Urban spaces can be limited for edible gardens and impacted by shade from buildings and mature trees. This workshop will cover site assessment for gardeners interested in adding edible plants to their landscape. Plant placement and plant care will be addressed and ideas for integrating edible plants into the ornamental landscape will beMore

For adults. Most typical garden problems can be managed successfully using only natural methods, and without any pesticides. This workshop will offer you an understanding of what Integrated Pest Management means, techniques for successful prevention of pests in your garden and how to navigate the “organic” products on the market. Please register at kcls.org.

For adults. Use a variety of simple and satisfying watercolor techniques while exploring the color and textures that autumn brings. Please register at kcls.org.

For adults. Use a variety of simple and satisfying watercolor techniques while exploring the color and textures that autumn brings. Please register at kcls.org.

For adults. Edible gardening is increasing in popularity, and it is important to know if the site, soil and containers you have chosen are safe to use. Learn how to choose safe materials for raised beds, determine how healthy your soil is and which sites in your garden will be most suitable for edible plants.More

For adults. Fall marks the annual migration of the salmon returning home to the Cedar River to spawn and return to the trees. Join the Environmental Science Center for an engaging presentation to follow the journey of our salmon to better understand their lifecycle, threats and how you can be a Salmon Hero this fall!More