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Seattle, Washington
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The Center for Urban Horticulture was established in 1980 as part of the University of Washington's College of Forest Resources, focusing on sustainable urban landscapes.
The center is home to the Miller Library, which houses an extensive collection of horticultural literature and rare plant species, making it a valuable resource for researchers and garden enthusiasts alike.
The center includes the Union Bay Natural Area, a 74-acre public wildlife area that serves as a living laboratory for wetland restoration and wildlife habitat research.
The center provides a variety of workshops, lectures, and classes for the public, covering topics from sustainable gardening to urban ecology.
The center hosts numerous community events and volunteer opportunities, encouraging local involvement in environmental stewardship and horticultural practices.
