March 13, 2025 8:00 am
Environment, News, Washougal 
Washougal Ivy League board member Virginia Frederick holds a section of invasive ivy (right hand) and an ivy “stump” (left hand) in Lower Hathaway Park on Saturday, March 8, 2025. (Doug Flanagan/Post-Record)
From left to right, Washougal Ivy League board members Tim Goss, Robert Lindgren, Virginia Frederick, and Alex Post talk at Lower Hathaway Park on March 8, 2025. (Doug Flanagan/Post-Record)
Doug Flanagan/Post-Record Lower Hathaway Park in Washougal (above) is “infested” with invasive ivy, according to Washougal Ivy League board member Tim Goss.
During one of the Camas Ivy League’s 2024 work sessions, the organization’s Washougal residents brought up the possibility of forming a similar organization to focus on Washougal parks and open spaces.
“It was thought that rather than expanding the Camas Ivy League, it’d be easier just to make up one of our own,” one of the volunteers, Washougal resident Tim Goss, said.
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