Applications for 2024 Grit City Trees Program Due September 2

Tacoma, WALocal News

Tacoma's 2024 Grit City Trees Program is now accepting applications until September 2, inviting local residents to play a pivotal role in enhancing the city’s urban forest. This initiative provides trees to community members willing to commit to their care, thus promoting environmental sustainability and biodiversity. Participation in this program can significantly improve air quality and create habitats for local wildlife, further contributing to the city's ecological health. The Grit City Trees Program exemplifies Tacoma's commitment to fostering community engagement in environmental stewardship. By encouraging residents to plant trees, the city aims to cultivate a greener urban landscape that benefits all citizens.

Interested individuals are encouraged to act quickly and apply, as the deadline is approaching. This initiative not only beautifies neighborhoods but also serves as a vital step towards a more sustainable future in Tacoma. Involvement in such programs is essential for residents who wish to make a positive impact on their surroundings.

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