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Giant trees on GPC’s Grovers Creek Preserve — Joe Walsh

December 19, 2017 |

Photo Credit: Joe Walsh

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Can you name all four of these native flowers that are just starting to emerge? Share your IDs in the comments below. And better yet, see if you can find them during a forest walk this weekend!

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Come catch a peek at the blooming salmonberry and osoberry on preserved lands around the Kitsap Peninsula! Get your hands dirty with some cool nature enthusiasts!

Check out the link in our bio to find more information and sign up

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Dr. Pavel is a professor, author, artist, and Tradition Bearer of the South Salish Culture. We will learn about the origins of the Hahobas placename in the Twana language (tuwaduq) and the legacy of land stewardship practiced by the Skokomish Tribe that continues to this day.

For more information and to sign up, follow the link in our bio!

Join us on Saturday, March 11th from 11am-1pm for

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There are still spots open for this great opportunity to learn about Puget Sound's health while touring GPC's Johnson's South Sound Preserve!

Follow the link in our bio for more info and to sign up.

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People engaged in conversations about public access, wildlife habitat and community involvement. To review the conversations that are being had at these meetings, please visit https://greatpeninsula.org/property/newberry-woods-community-forest/

There is one more meeting on Wednesday, February 15th! If you are interested in conversations about public access and ecological management at Newberry Woods, we want to hear from you! Sign up for the last meeting here: https://greatpeninsula.org/event/community-forest-planning-meeting-3/

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While the two remaining forest tours are full, there are still openings to join the community meeting series at Silverdale Library. The future uses of the community forest depend on YOU! If you have an interest in natural spaces in the Kitsap community, we encourage you to join

You can find more information and sign up for a meeting at https://greatpeninsula.org/events/

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