Colman Park - First Planting - Green …11/03/2019

Activities

The weekend of planting in our parks continues!!
Come join us in Colman Park on Sunday to get one section of the park planted with young native plant species. With the incredible help of our community, we have worked hard all year to clear this site of invasive species and ready the ground for the introduction of a variety of trees, shrubs and ferns.
We have over 600 plants we need to get into the ground before the rains and to ensure they have the best chance of survival. We would love to have you come spend the morning with us learning about and planting our urban forests.

All ages OK

11 out of 65 participants registered.

What to Bring

Long pants and closed-toed shoes you don't mind getting dirty are required. Dress appropriately for the weather. Bring a full water bottle, we will have water available for refills. Light refreshments will be served. Tools, gloves, and training will be provided.

Where to Meet

(PLEASE NOTE DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME ON THIS DAY!!!)
Meet at 9 AM by the kiosk in the parking lot of Colman Park. The Lot is located just off Lake Washington Blvd, near the water. You can use the address 1732 Lakeside Ave. S. in Google maps to find the location as well.
We will walk from here up to the work site, and will place signs to help you find us if you are running late.

Where to Park

There is parking available in the lot where we meet. If that lot is full, you can park down the street at the Mt Baker Beach parking lot (approx 1/4 mile away). You can use the address 2521 Lake Park Drive S. in Google Maps to find directions here as well.

Date & Time

November 3, 2019 9am - 12pm

Contact

Melissa Obenchain
obenchainmelissa@gmail.com

If you need to reach out to us prior to this event, please contact Melissa at
obenchainmelissa@gmail.com or Evan at evan@colmanpark.org or 805 490 3988

Extra Info

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Event Safety Measures

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