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http://www.uwkc.org/ways-to-volunteer/
Also, the Seattle chapter of the Surfrider Foundation has a blue water task force that measures things in the local waters. They got some attention a couple years back after they found unsafe levels of fecal content in the stream that empties at Golden Gardens. This chapter does beach and mountain cleanups throughout the year.
There is also the Washington Trails Association, if you ever want to try to get out of Seattle. They do lots of trail maintenance in the summer.
Companis has placed volunteers in a variety of Seattle area non-profits. They match people according to interests, experience and skills.
EarthCorps: http://www.earthcorps.org/volunteer.php
Both great ways to explore the city by helping in the parks, reconnect with nature in the city, meet new people, and help the planet. Park restoration is one of my favorite things to do.
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