Take a Post-Thanksgiving Break: Help Plant Snoqualmie’s Urban Forest, Nov. 30

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

The Green Snoqualmie Partnership is hosting a tree planting event on November 30 from 9 am to 12 pm, encouraging community involvement in restoring urban forests. Located in the northern neighborhoods of Snoqualmie Ridge, this initiative aims to enhance local ecosystems through the planting of trees and native plants. Residents are invited to take a break from the holiday rush to engage in meaningful environmental stewardship. This event underscores the critical role of community participation in preserving green spaces and promoting biodiversity in urban settings. Participants will gain valuable knowledge about the importance of native plants and their impact on the local environment.

Such initiatives not only improve the landscape but also promote wellness and connection among residents. By joining this effort, community members contribute to a healthier environment for future generations. Don’t miss this chance to give back to Snoqualmie’s urban forest while enjoying a rewarding outdoor experience.

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