Girl Scout Troop 43044 on Jan. 22, 2017, planted trees in the Stormwater Wetland Park area near Haller Park in Arlington. (Contributed photo)
Girl Scout Troop 43044, along with several helpful parents and siblings, braved soggy weather in January to plant some trees in the StormwaterWetland Park area near Haller Park. City of Arlington staff members Bill Blake and Sarah Lopez helped to educate the girls about the importance ofenvironmental stewardship.
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