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Arbor Day Foundation Recognizes Snoqualmie with Two ‘Tree City’ Honors

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

The Arbor Day Foundation has honored Snoqualmie with two significant awards, recognizing the city's commitment to urban forestry and sustainability. The designation of "Tree City USA" is a mark of excellence for cities that prioritize effective tree management and care. Additionally, Snoqualmie earned the "Tree City USA Growth Award," which highlights cities that have made notable advancements in their tree care practices. These achievements underscore the city's dedication to enhancing its green spaces and promoting environmental health. The Arbor Day Foundation evaluates cities based on their commitment to tree care, community involvement, and sustainable practices.

By receiving these honors, Snoqualmie sets a positive example for other municipalities looking to improve their urban forestry initiatives. The recognition not only benefits the local residents but also enriches the city's natural environment. As urban areas continue to face challenges related to climate change and habitat loss, Snoqualmie's efforts serve as an important reminder of the value of maintaining and nurturing urban forests.

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