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Seedlings distributed in Sequim

Published 1:30 am Friday, April 9, 2021

By Peninsula Daily News

The nonprofit PropagationNation has been distributing free sequoia and redwood seedlings across the state. The project aims to combat climate change and increase the diversity of Washington forests, according to a press release. Pictured are Sequim residents Susan and Ron Geis picking up redwood seedlings at the Sequim Elks lodge.
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The nonprofit PropagationNation has been distributing free sequoia and redwood seedlings across the state. The project aims to combat climate change and increase the diversity of Washington forests, according to a press release. Pictured are Sequim residents Susan and Ron Geis picking up redwood seedlings at the Sequim Elks lodge.
Sequim residents Susan and Ron Geis pick up redwood seedlings at the Sequim Elks lodge. The nonprofit PropagationNation has been distributing free sequoia and redwood seedlings across the state. The project aims to combat climate change and increase the diversity of Washington forests, according to a press release.

Sequim residents Susan and Ron Geis pick up redwood seedlings at the Sequim Elks lodge. The nonprofit PropagationNation has been distributing free sequoia and redwood seedlings across the state. The project aims to combat climate change and increase the diversity of Washington forests, according to a press release.

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