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f re-r'4! �.worms-xog wy-trz rs c(e/Ariey l hneovvi r--foz-ro rzfir .peir o(rcirlyArrowi re~flow-go (ticeir", <br /> �q A.. <br /> i±g, 1-Iir k„ <br /> (City of 7citurrff ,„ <br /> shki <br /> S <br /> St <br /> tSt <br /> u PROCLAMATION 4„1., <br /> N;.% 4., <br /> V 144 <br /> WHEREAS, native plants are an important part of Washington's heritage, <br /> st <br /> Lk <br /> providing aesthetic, economic and ecological contributions that make our <br /> V state a special place to live; and411, <br /> *I <br /> WHEREAS, Washington residents enjoy an amazing diversity of more �1 <br /> than 3,000 native plant species from rain forest plants on the Olympic M <br /> *, <br /> ' Peninsula to the desert species in Eastern Washington; and w <br /> so k <br /> tWHEREAS, preserving native plant ecosystems is critical for the <br /> 4Z protection of birds, fish and other wildlife, as well as water quality in , <br /> Washington state; and V <br /> nativeplant species are listed as rare <br /> WHEREASk. , more than 360 of our a p by N <br /> N" the state's Natural Heritage Program; and kk <br /> NI 1 <br /> WHEREAS, invasive species present a threat to sustaining Washington's 4444 <br /> native plant ecosystems and the biodiversity that they enable, <br /> k <br /> NOW, THEREFORE, I, Ray Stephanson, Mayor of the City of Everett, do <br /> ki <br /> k hereby proclaim the week of May 1-7, 2005, as li <br /> iti ti NATIVE PLANT APPRECIATION WEEK <br /> in the City of Everett. 41 <br /> 1/41 <br /> N <br /> k' Signed this 27th day of April 2005. N <br /> ti <br /> 1/4-1 6. , 4f/LI • • 4, <br /> .k II ' ,, _ <br /> 44 <br /> Mayor M . Step anson - <br /> 441 <br /> Nk <br /> N <br /> fc.e409 C� 41 ow_Aroyl/ 4,7 ,/zel-or,47/r70_ in_f40T4ov lfr-Ar_i izezrrfr�fC�f ir,/r..4orwevrg�,frii.�i�,�.,ri/r� .�fi�r,"or,/ y i c. - i _, �' <br />