Join Trees for Seattle in saving public trees this Earth Day. We will be working in a public landscape near Georgetown playfield to remove aggressive weeds such as ivy which threaten the health of the beautiful mature trees on site. We will also be laying down fresh mulch, picking up garbage, and improving pedestrian access in the area. Seattle Department of Transportation urban forestry crew members will be working nearby to further extend our efforts.

What to Bring: We’ll provide tools, gloves, instruction, and snacks. Please dress for the weather and wear sturdy, close-toed shoes. This is family-friendly site and great for volunteers of all ages!

Where to Meet: Airport Way S & Corson Ave S [map], in front of the Corson Building (5609 Corson Ave S)

If you are planning on attending, please RSVP for the event HERE.

More on the Tree Ambassador Program: Tree Ambassadors are volunteers who help care for Seattle’s trees and make a positive difference in Seattle’s urban forest. Tree Ambassadors help build community and create a culture of caring for our community’s trees.Tree Ambassadors are trained to lead projects that inspire residents to appreciate and care for our trees. For more information, check out:

http://www.seattle.gov/trees/