Future-proofing Seattle's tree canopy to help City residents adapt to a changing climate

Please join us for an interactive walk-and-talk where we'll discuss: 1) the critical importance of Seattle's tree canopy for reducing urban heat, filtering stormwater, and improving livability; 2) future-proofing the city’s canopy for a hotter, drier, and more extreme climate; and 3) ways that you can contribute and make a difference! This is a mostly level one-mile loop walk on trail, grass, and pavement. Walk time is between 60-90 minutes depending on group size and discussion time. Walk is mostly in Green Lake Park, with a brief loop through a nearby neighborhood. We will start and end at the NE corner of Green Lake, by the pickleball courts, on the bike/walk trail, in front of the coffee shop.