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Geocaching in THPRD Parks 01/01/2008
Kyle Spinks, Natural Resources Technician
Geocaching? Learn about this fun, new park activity in THPRD parks: what to do, where to find more information, and the guidelines for placing or seeking a Geocache in our parks.
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Lilies in THPRD Parks 01/01/2008
Kyle Spinks, Natural Resources Technician
The lily family is a large and very diverse group of flowering plants, and many different species can be found in THPRD parks. Learn about a handful of our Northwest favorites and where to find them during the year.
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Native Plant Alternatives 01/01/2008
Kyle Spinks, Natural Resources Technician
Naturescaping with native plants is one of the best ways to attract native wildlife to your yard. But it's also a great step toward managing the myriad weeds that pop up in our urban landscapes.
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Non-native Plants 01/01/2008
Kyle Spinks, Natural Resources Technician
Managing non-native plants, especially in an urban ecosystem, is an ongoing effort, requiring proactive approaches, innovative methods, and lots of hard work. Learn about a handful of the most pernicious weeds found in TPRD parks.
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Western Redcedar 01/01/2008
Kyle Spinks, Natural Resources Technician
Western redcedar has been used by Native Americans for thousands of years, and the wood and bark is still valued highly by our modern society. Learn about one of the most majestic tree species found in the Northwest.
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