Black Hills students Neva Grinnell-Holderman, right, high-fives Hope Anderson after planting Gladiolus bulbs during an Earth Day event at Tumwater Historical Park on Saturday, April 18.
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Brian Caughlan, an urban forester with the City of Tumwater, teaches Black Hills students Olivia Schmitt and Tessa Truett how to plant a tree during an Earth Day event at Tumwater Historical Park on Saturday, April 18.
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Attendees line up to pick out a free tree to plant from the City of Tumwater’s Water Resources and Sustainability tent during an Earth Day event at Tumwater Historical Park on Saturday, April 18.
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Earth Day stickers are pictured on a table during an Earth Day event at Tumwater Historical Park on Saturday, April 18. The event was sponsored by the PARC Foundation and local Lions Clubs.
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Gavin Owen, with the City of Tumwater’s park maintenance, shovels mulch into a wheelbarrow during an Earth Day event at Tumwater Historical Park on Saturday, April 18.
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Tumwater Middle School students Hope Anderson, left, Rachel Bezanson, middle, and Neva Grinnell-Holderman plant bulbs during an Earth Day event at Tumwater Historical Park on Saturday, April 18.
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Bags of Gladiolus bulbs lay out in sun before being planted during an Earth Day event at Tumwater Historical Park on Saturday, April 18.
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Students cover up Gladiolus bulbs with dirt during an Earth Day event at Tumwater Historical Park on Saturday, April 18.
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Susan Singleton makes a noise maker for the Procession of the Species with Thurston County Specialized Recreation during an Earth Day event at Tumwater Historical Park on Saturday, April 18.
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Amber Sparks makes a noise maker for the Procession of the Species with Thurston County Specialized Recreation during an Earth Day event at Tumwater Historical Park on Saturday, April 18.
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Brett “Scorpion” Harbin makes a clay ball covered in seeds with Thurston County Specialized Recreation during an Earth Day event at Tumwater Historical Park on Saturday, April 18.
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Seeds for an arts and crafts project with Thurston County Specialized Recreation are pictured during an Earth Day event at Tumwater Historical Park on Saturday, April 18.
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Olympia High School student Sinthiya plants a tree during an Earth Day event at Tumwater Historical Park on Saturday, April 18.
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Black Hills students Tessa Truett, left, and Olivia Schmitt plant a tree during an Earth Day event at Tumwater Historical Park on Saturday, April 18.
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Neli Martinez rakes fresh mulch during an Earth Day event at Tumwater Historical Park on Saturday, April 18.
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Attendees wait in line to pick up a tree to plant during an Earth Day event at Tumwater Historical Park on Saturday, April 18.
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City of Tumwater Sustainability Manager Alyssa Jones Wood talks to an attendee during an Earth Day event at Tumwater Historical Park on Saturday, April 18.
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Tumwater Middle School student Penelope Unis, left, and Candi Unis search for litter during an Earth Day event at Tumwater Historical Park on Saturday, April 18.
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