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Habitat Restoration
Join Citizens For A Healthy Bay as we restore wildlife habitat in the Commencent Bay area of Tacoma. Help assist with planting native plants and mulching the site to prevent weed and invasive plant growth.
| When |
Dec 15, 2007 from 09:30 am to 03:30 pm |
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| Cost | Free |
| Family Friendly! | |
| What to Bring | All weather clothes, sturdy shoes and gloves if you have them. |
| How Muddy? | muddy |
| Where | Middle Waterway, Tacoma |
| Sponsored By | Citizens For A Healthy Bay |
| Contact Name | Jeanine Riss |
| Contact Email | jriss@healthybay.org |
| Contact Phone | 253-383-2429 |
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Citizens For A Healthy Bay actively monitors and restors wildlife habitat in the Commencement Bay area of Tacoma. On Dec. 15th we will be at our Middle Waterway site just across the 11th street bridge from downtown Tacoma. We need volunteers to assist with planting native plants and mulching the site to prevent weed and invasive plant growth. If you are interested in helping the environment and enjoy working out of doors please join us for what will be a great day. A light lunch will be provided.
Some very physical labor will be required to spread the mulch and is best suited to older kids and adults. However, the planting may be done by all ages.
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Habitat Restoration
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Join Citizens For A Healthy Bay as we restore wildlife habitat in the Commencent Bay area of Tacoma. Help assist with planting native plants and mulching the site to prevent weed and invasive plant growth.
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Citizens For A Healthy Bay actively monitors and restors wildlife habitat in the Commencement Bay area of Tacoma. On Dec. 15th we will be at our Middle Waterway site just across the 11th street bridge from downtown Tacoma. We need volunteers to assist with planting native plants and mulching the site to prevent weed and invasive plant growth. If you are interested in helping the environment and enjoy working out of doors please join us for what will be a great day. A light lunch will be provided.
Some very physical labor will be required to spread the mulch and is best suited to older kids and adults. However, the planting may be done by all ages.
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- weeding
- family
- habitat
- mulching
- wildlife
- free
- native plants
- restoration
- invasive species
- reviewer: Rein Atteman