Our annual tree planting event takes place in October.
Click here for information on other tree planting events.
Native trees are critical to the health of the Pacific Northwest. Trees improve
air quality and reduce greenhouse gases, shade creeks and streams cooling
water for threatened salmon, reduce erosion and filter pollutants, improving water
quality, and providing important wildlife habitat.
Since 2008, Carter Subaru has planted over 70,000 native trees and shrubs in the Greenway. Volunteers have been critical to ensuring the success of our
Carbon Neutral program.
As part of our commitment to reducing our carbon footprint and in partnership
with the Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust, we provide the trees and they
provide the volunteers. That's where you come in. Join us out in the Greenway in
the fall and winter to plant these critical native trees and shrubs that help improve
the ecological health of wonderful parks, natural spaces and river banks. Tree
planting happens after volunteers have worked hard throughout the spring and
summer to remove invasive species in specific areas.
Greenway Trust volunteer events are excellent for individuals, families, groups,
and work teams. No experience required and they are a lot of fun!
Get involved. Volunteer today!