FRIENDS OF NORTH CREEK FOREST

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  • Western Red Cedar (Thuja plicata)

Western Red Cedar (Thuja plicata)

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The evergreen red cedar tree attracts hummingbirds to its new growth in spring..  During the winter this dense tree provides shelter and cover from predators for many birds and in spring it is a nesting site for Jays, warblers and owls.  Sparrows and nuthatches eat the winged seeds that come from numerous small cones. Indigenous Peoples use every aspect of this tree to build homes, make dugout canoes, cradles for newborn babies, and life saving medicines. This tree has been called the “Tree of Life” and a Salish myth says the Great Spirit created the red cedar in honor of a man who was always helping others.  ​
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Mailing address: 

 
Friends of North Creek Forest
      PO Box 2053
      Bothell, WA  98041-2053

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Tax ID: 27-5439187

20598 - 112th Ave NE,  Bothell  98011
stewardship work site address
​Directions: 
From I-405 
Take Exit 24
West on Beardslee 
​Right on 112 Ave NE
​Park outside gate

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  • Home
  • About
    • Strategic Plan 2021-2025
    • Employment Opportunities
    • History
    • 10th Anniversary!
    • Gallery and Info
    • Contact Us
    • Directions
  • Programs
    • Community Programs >
      • Forest Bathing
      • Birding
      • Citizen Science
      • Forest Yoga
    • Summer Day Camps 2022
    • Stewardship
    • Education >
      • Forest Field Trips
      • Leadership Training and Internships
      • Learning at home resources
      • #FNCFselfies
    • Research
  • Get Involved
    • Volunteer
    • Trails Info & Safety tips
  • Support / Donate
    • #GivingTuesday
    • OktoberFOREST with Cairn Brewing
    • Forest Keepers
    • Supporters
    • Wear Your Support