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Stewardship Extension

After the traditional in-class lesson and field study trip, teachers participating in the Greenway Environmental Education Program may register their students for an optional stewardship extension day to take their students on a community service experience to further enrich their hands-on experience. Teachers can choose to remove invasive plants, work in the native tree nursery or plant trees.

Students digging up blackberry-Alcott ElemSSP-5.14.09

A group of students from Alcott Elementary School learned that it takes teamwork to remove the pesky blackberry bushes at Pickering Creek.

 

 

 

 

 

Boy holding blackberry-BrightonElemSSP-5.8.09Brighton Elementary School students pulled invasive blackberry weeds from Lake Sammamish State Park.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Two girls-Lake SammSSP-Terminal Park Elem-5.13.09

 

Terminal Park Elementary School students remove invasive blackberry from Lake Sammamish State Park.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Boys holding weeds-Gatewood ElemSSP-Nursery10.7.08A student from Gatewood Elementary School shows off his hard work while helping care for native trees and shrubs in the Mountains to Sound Greenway tree nursery.

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