The Lands Council’s SpoCanopy program is partnering with the City of Spokane Urban Forestry and Park Operations teams to mitigate damage from the January 13 windstorm in Spokane County. The park system lost approximately 200 trees due to the storm. We also saw damage to park amenities including tennis courts, a playground, a golf building, lights, fences, benches, and picnic tables.
We will have two separate plantings on October 9th, so you will have two opportunities to help repair the windstorm damage.
Audubon Park
10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
The Audubon-Downriver Neighborhood Council, the City’s Urban Forestry Department, and The Lands Council are hosting a tree planting event in Audubon Park. Volunteers are needed to plant 40 evergreen and deciduous saplings. The new trees will replace the large number of trees that have been lost over the past few years during extreme weather events.
During the planting event, the NE Washington Native Plant Society, the US Forest Service, the City’s Urban Forestry Division and other organizations will host educational booths with information about maintaining healthy trees and current threats to our urban forest.
Comstock Park
1:00 - 3:00 PM
Stay tuned for more details!
Learn more about SpoCanopy here. Thank you to our dedicated sponsors and supporters who make this program and volunteer opportunity possible: