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Put Down Roots in Tualatin
Tualatin High School Biology Students Chieftain Dakota Outfall
May 25-26, 2016
Students impact water quality and forest diversity.
- 300 Tualatin High School biology students participated in maintenance of the water quality facility that collects water from 110 acres including their school.
- 8 yards of plant material was removed, 200 native trees, shrubs, rushes and sedges were installed.
- TuHS students have volunteered at the Outfall since 2013, planting native trees and shrubs, mulching and removing invasive Himalayan blackberry, Reed canary grass Morning glory and English ivy.
- Thank you students, TuHS teachers: Daniel Rott, Ron White, Kelly Myers, Sara Childers, Kelly Perry, volunteer Dave skoglund and City staff: Tom Steiger, Brian Smith, Ryan Flett, Jace Rode and WIll Alloway for making a difference.
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