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Seattle Forest Week kicked off on Saturday, Nov. 7 at E.C. Hughes Playground in West Seattle, where Mayor Katie B. Wilson joined City of Seattle and community leaders to mark the start of planting season. The annual week-long event brings together hundreds of volunteers for more than 40 activities across the city focused on restoring and maintaining Seattle’s urban forest. Participants plant native trees, shrubs, and groundcovers to support wildlife habitats, address climate change, and improve green spaces for residents. Volunteer events are free, family-friendly, and open to all ages and experience levels.
Speakers:
Mayor Katie B. Wilson, City of Seattle
Lylianna Allala, Director, Seattle Office of Sustainability & Environment
Ali Lakehart, Program Lead, Seattle Public Utilities' Trees for Neighborhoods program
Willard Brown, President of the Board of Directors, Rose Foundation for Communities and the Environment
Andrew Schiffer, Principal & Director of Community Partnerships, Dirt Corps
Eddie Lin, Seattle City Councilmember, District 2
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