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Skagit County proclaims Arbor Day; conservation district highlights tree programs, teacher training and native plant resources

3005680 · April 14, 2025
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The Board issued a proclamation recognizing Washington State Arbor Day and National Arbor Day; Skagit Conservation District staff described local forestry services, native-plant nurseries, teacher training, and a native seed initiative during an Arbor Day presentation.

The Skagit County Board of Commissioners proclaimed April 9, 2025, as Washington State Arbor Day and April 25 as National Arbor Day and heard a presentation from the Skagit Conservation District on local forestry and native-plant initiatives.

The nut graf: Emmett Wild, district manager, and Nick (Skagit Conservation District forester) told commissioners that trees provide environmental, economic and community benefits—filtering stormwater, stabilizing banks, supporting wildlife habitat, moderating temperatures, and providing timber and ecosystem services—and outlined…

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