Plant the Climate Change Adaptation Demonstration Forest on Green Snoqualmie Day

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

The city of Snoqualmie is set to host Green Snoqualmie Day on Saturday, October 5, 2024, from 9 am to noon, inviting community members to participate in an essential tree-planting initiative. The event will take place on Park Street, directly across from the Mount Si High School track field, serving as a gathering point for environmentally conscious residents. This year's focus is on establishing a Climate Change Adaptation Demonstration Forest, which aims to educate participants on the critical role trees play in mitigating climate change effects. Local volunteers and families are encouraged to join in this hands-on experience, contributing to a greener future for their community. The initiative not only promotes environmental stewardship but also strengthens community bonds through collective action.

Attendees will have the chance to learn about sustainable practices while actively improving their local ecosystem. As climate change continues to pose challenges, this event serves as a timely reminder of the collective efforts needed to protect natural resources. Everyone is welcome to contribute and celebrate the beauty of nature while making a lasting impact.

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