Protecting Public Lands in a Time of Uncertainty
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Protecting Public Lands in a Time of Uncertainty

we’ll explore how storytelling, community engagement, and human connection can serve as powerful tools for protecting our natural spaces.

By Washington Native Plant Society, Central Puget Sound Chapter

Date and time

Tuesday, May 13 · 5:30 - 7:30pm PDT

Location

Northeast Branch - The Seattle Public Library

6801 35th Avenue Northeast Seattle, WA 98115

About this event

  • Event lasts 2 hours

This event will feature Theodore Hoss and will focus on the theme: "What can we do to help the parks and federal lands?" In the face of growing challenges, we’ll explore how storytelling, community engagement, and human connection can serve as powerful tools for protecting our shared natural spaces. From understanding the ripple effects of organizational changes to finding common ground across diverse perspectives, we’ll discuss how stepping away from our screens and into real conversations—especially with those outside our usual circles—can help build a stronger, more unified movement to care for our parks. Together, we’ll look at creative and collaborative ways to inspire action, deepen empathy, and protect the future of our public lands.

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