Tenacious Roots 

Want to make a difference? Do you care about the environment? Then join Tenacious Roots! Earn service learning hours through an exploration of clean water Conservation in the context of an urban environment.  The stresses imposed upon native watersheds when urban density and accompanying infrastructure replace natural habitat will be examined, as well as effective ways we as individuals can mitigate these impacts.  The importance of native plants and urban reforestation will be an important aspect of the course.  A visit to South Plant wastewater treatment facility is included.  Sessions are three weeks long and include one Wednesday afternoon meeting and one Saturday meeting each week. Afternoon snacks and Saturday lunch provided!

Ages: 9th-12th grade

Wednesday, February 27 - Saturday, March 16 (6 sessions)
Host: Cleveland High School  

For more information and to apply please contact Ed Dominguez at edominguez@audubon.org or 206.652.444 x 110, or text to: 425.248.5410

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This project is funded by the King County Wastewater Treatment Division