City of Tumwater looking for organizations who want saplings of Davis Meeker Garry oak tree

Tumwater, WALocal News

The City of Tumwater has launched a program seeking organizations interested in receiving saplings from the Davis Meeker Garry oak tree. This initiative underscores the city's dedication to enhancing biodiversity and community involvement in environmental conservation. Organizations can apply to receive saplings, which will be distributed for planting in various community locations, promoting the native species. The Davis Meeker Garry oak tree is significant due to its ecological importance and historical value in the region. This program not only aims to increase local green spaces but also serves as an educational opportunity for residents about native flora.

Local organizations are urged to participate, as this initiative aligns with broader sustainability goals in Tumwater. The program reflects a growing recognition of the need for community engagement in environmental issues. By distributing these saplings, Tumwater hopes to foster a deeper connection between residents and their natural environment.

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