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Green Lake Park Tree Walk Map

What do you think? (3 Comments) December 20, 2011 at 4:53PM

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An online tree walk map is now available for Green Lake Park.

The map was created by the new Green Lake/Wallingford Tree Ambassadors, Penny Kriese and Jessica Roundy. It contains information about some of the more notable trees along the Green Lake path, such as tree names, photos, location with GPS coordinates, tree size, habitat, and some tidbits of tree history. You can follow the map on your mobile phone or find a link to a printable version of the map here.

The Tree Ambassador program is an outreach project of the Green Seattle Partnership. It empowers volunteers to become stewards of the urban forest and serve as resources for their local community. Program work is funded in part by a grant from the U.S. Forest Service’s Urban and Community Forestry program. Tree Ambassadors are trained in the basics of urban forestry, leadership and community organizing.

The Green Lake/Wallingford Tree Ambassadors will be planning more tree walks and hosting events such as tree plantings and tree care projects. Follow their Facebook page for more information.

Do you have tree stories and experiences to share? Please send them to Penny and Jessica at gl.treeambassador [at] gmail.com.

  • http://twitter.com/itwitnesss Don Goldberg

    I swear, my dog has peed on every one of them this week.

  • Mileene Bryant

    It’s wonderful.  I walk around every day wondering what some of the trees are.  I remember that day when all the beautiful signs were hung on trees, then  the next day they were gone.  Was I dreaming?

  • Elkadeede

    What a great idea. Most people wonder about the different trees as t hey walk around but don’t take th e time to look it up after they return home. Can’t wait to walk around the lake and check it out!