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New passport program is geared toward youth, service

The city of Washougal has launched a Parks Passport Program, a seasonal youth engagement initiative created to encourage exploration, service, and learning in Washougal’s local parks. Participants earn stamps in their personal passport booklets by attending events and completing hands-on service projects that benefit the community and environment.

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Children paint rocks during the city of Washougal’s first Parks Passport event at the Washougal Community Garden on July 12.

The city of Washougal has launched a program city leaders hope will encourage young people to explore Washougal’s parks.

The new Washougal Parks Passport program is a seasonal initiative geared toward youth. The program invites participants to earn stamps to place in personal passport booklets by attending events and completing hands-on service projects, according to Corinthia Barnhart, the city of Washougal’s parks and cemetery manager.

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