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Climate change is helping several resilient invasive plant species take root in WashingtonPelliccia is an education specialist for the King County Noxious Weed Control Board. Part of her job is to identify and remove invasive plants out in the field. But she and others at the board ...
How well each seedling does could influence what King County plants in its restoration work going forward. The county oversees over 32,000 acres of open space, of which around 28,000 acres is ...
The meadow is stewarded by the Vashon Nature Center, whose restoration efforts are mirrored by groups such as the ...
As western Washington summers become warmer and drier, King County is working to make sure forests that are adapted to wetter and colder conditions can still thrive. “We know that climate change ...
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