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Green Kirkland Partnership
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The City of Kirkland and Cascade Land Conservancy launched the Green Kirkland Partnership in an effort to tackle the growing invasive species problem and promote community stewardship.
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20-Year Forest Restoration Plan
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Join us at Kiwanis Park!
July 25th Restoration Event
Hosted by Friends of Kiwanis Park
(9am - noon)
Hosted by Friends of Kiwanis Park
(9am - noon)
Last year Friends of Kiwanis Park began restoration work in this small park on the shores of Lake Washington and there is still plenty of work to be done! Ivy and blackberry continue to be a nuisance and threaten the health of this urban forest.
Please bring your good energy, community spirit, water bottle, gloves, and tools such as clippers and shovels. 5-gallon buckets will be useful to bring and/or donate. Limited tools will be provided by the Kirkland Parks Dept. Please wear clothes and closed shoes that you don’t mind getting dirty.
And yes, we’ll have cookies and coffee!
For directions, information, and to sign up click HERE
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To find out more about the Partnership and how you can get involved, please contact greenkirkland@cascadeland.org
The Green Kirkland Partnership thanks the King County Department of Natural Resources Land and Water Division for the generous grant funding from the Wild Places in City Spaces Grant program.
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