Come influence the forest shape and uses, citizen science, and other ongoing engagement. Drop in and explore, have refreshments, and see maps, lists, forest art, and even Tiny Trees. Talk with volunteers at assorted table displays to learn What Is a Miyawaki Microforest? What are the plans so far for this First Miyawaki Forest in Watertown? Help shape the choices ahead by discussing your ideas, questions, and wishes. And sign up if you can help plant 900 trees on October 26th at the school. Learn more: tinyurl.com/FFWatertown

This event is sponsored by Forests for Watertown (a working group of Trees for Watertown) with some help from our forest partners: the City of Watertown, Watertown Public Schools, and Watertown Community Gardens. This event is funded by a grant from Watertown Community Foundation.