Get Involved in Green Snoqualmie Day: Help Restore Local Natural Areas

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

Green Snoqualmie Day is set for October 5, 2024, from 9 a. m. to noon, inviting residents to engage in environmental preservation efforts. The event will take place on Park Street, adjacent to Mount Si High School, where volunteers will assist in planting a variety of trees and shrubs in the new Climate Change Adaptation Demonstration Forest. This project is crucial for enhancing the resilience of Snoqualmie's urban forest as it faces the challenges posed by climate change.

The partnership behind this initiative, known as the Green Snoqualmie Partnership, has successfully removed invasive plants and planted numerous trees in the area. The event is designed to be inclusive, welcoming participants of all ages and abilities, with all necessary tools and refreshments provided. Interested individuals can find more information about registration and logistics on the Green Snoqualmie Day webpage. This community-driven effort aims to foster a sustainable environment for future generations. Volunteers will not only contribute to the local ecosystem but also enjoy a rewarding experience of working together for a common cause.

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