HUCKLEBERRIES: Writer on trail of three missing women
Some think mysterious disappearances are connected
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Spokane gets $12 million for urban canopy projects to help plant more trees and train community foresters
Spokane is set to get a lot greener and cooler with help from two $6 million grants awarded to the city of Spokane and the...
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Spokane hopes to add more shade, educate others through urban forestry grants
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Spokane was just awarded with $12 million in urban forestry grants, which will go towards caring for existing trees, planting new ones, and educating the next generation
Katie Kosanke Garth Davis Amanda Parrish Lands Council Spokane Community College Spokane Lands Council
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Spokane Fire partnering with DNR to reduce local wildfire risk
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Wildfires are a huge risk in Washington, especially in Eastern Washington.
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State grant money helps Spokane keep track of, add trees
A Washington state agency is preparing to spend more than a half million dollars next year to help local communities preserve and plant trees in urban and
United States Chelsea Updegrove Ben Thompson Katie Kosanke Department Of Natural Resources Lands Council
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Spokane Parks Will Plant Two Trees For Every One That Fell In January Windstorm
1:39 The aftermath of the windstorm in Audubon Park. Credit Doug Nadvornick/SPR After a devastating January windstorm knocked down hundreds of trees in the city, the Spokane Park system plans to replant them – two trees for every one that fell. Katie Kosanke, Spokane’s urban forester, says trees protect the river and air from pollution, and provide an important cooling effect for the community. “They have lots of environmental, social and economic benefits that they provide. They really a...
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