Join a group of experienced volunteers to learn about the WA categories of noxious weeds, how they infiltrate and suppress other plants, and how best to remove and control them. Not only does Clover Creek Reserve have Himalayan blackberry, English
Join the Snohomish County Healthy Forest Project for MLK day of Service. MLK day of service is officially on Monday but we’re going to get an early start! We’ll be pulling English ivy which is a colonizing weed that can
Join in on the fun at McCollum Park, a 78-acre park of forest and wetland. We’ll be removing colonizing weeds like blackberry, holly and English ivy, which compete with other native plants take over our forests. Bring your friends and
Forterra is proud to announce it is awarding a Community Restoration Grant to yəhaw̓ Indigenous Creatives Collective in Seattle, to fund the ongoing restoration in Rainier Beach that began after the organization secured a permanent home for Indigenous arts and
Written by Daniel Hachet During Green City Days in 2022, 886 community members served 2,503 hours and planted 5,550 trees and shrubs at 42 separate locations across Puget Sound. Community members were committed to building our urban forests this year.
Join us for a restoration volunteer event on the beach! We’ll be removing English ivy, Himalayan blackberry, and other introduced plants that take over our forests and grows over other plants and trees and causes harm. By removing this plant
Our solution is simple—we help you calculate your annual carbon footprint and plant native evergreen trees on Forterra-stewarded lands to mitigate your carbon impact.
Our time will be spent on removing invasive plants, primarily Himalayan blackberry and English ivy. We are focusing on the area along Meridian creek but may move to other areas we’ve worked on in the past to see to see
Our time will be spent on removing invasive plants, primarily Himalayan blackberry and English ivy. We are focusing on the area along Meridian creek but may move to other areas we’ve worked on in the past to see to see
Our time will be spent on removing invasive plants, primarily Himalayan blackberry and English ivy. We are focusing on the area along Meridian creek but may move to other areas we’ve worked on in the past to see to see
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