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Help Care for Trees in Cottonwood Forest this Saturday

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

This Saturday, the city of Snoqualmie invites residents to participate in a community event aimed at caring for the Cottonwood Forest area on Snoqualmie Ridge. Volunteers will engage in essential tasks such as mulching and the removal of invasive blackberry plants, which pose a significant threat to the health of the trees. This hands-on initiative provides an excellent opportunity for locals to contribute to environmental sustainability while fostering a sense of community. Beyond just the immediate benefits to the forest, this event emphasizes the importance of protecting local ecosystems for future generations. The city encourages participants to dedicate an hour or two to this important cause, illustrating a collective commitment to preserving the natural beauty of Snoqualmie.

This event is not only a chance to make a direct impact but is also an excellent way to learn about local flora and conservation efforts. Join your neighbors this Saturday and help keep the Cottonwood Forest thriving. Together, we can ensure a healthier environment for all.

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