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Pulling invasive plants at Comcast Cares Day

Published 3:26 pm Monday, May 6, 2013

Seventy-eight Comcast employees pulled invasive plants on April 27 during Eastside Audubon's Comcast Cares Day at Marymoor Park. Pictured: Laurie Clinton
Seventy-eight Comcast employees pulled invasive plants on April 27 during Eastside Audubon's Comcast Cares Day at Marymoor Park. Pictured: Laurie Clinton

Seventy-eight Comcast employees pulled invasive plants on April 27 during Eastside Audubon‘s Comcast Cares Day at Marymoor Park. Pictured: Laurie Clinton, foreground left, from King County Parks, shows Canadian thistle to volunteers so they know what to pull out of the park. Kneeling in front is Scott Moree, a Comcast customer support representative, with his wife, Sabahat Durrani, and son, Sufyan Durrani. Behind them, pulling out weeds, left to right, are Chad Harkcom, Comcast business enterprises sales executive, and Comcast communications technician Damin Schultz with his son, Aiden.

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