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Category Archives: public land
Seattle Urban Forestry Commission feedback on King County’s 30-year Forest Plan
The Seattle Urban Forestry Commission made the following recommendations to King County regarding it’s 30-year Forest Plan. You can see the original letter here. March 11, 2020 Christie True, Department of Natural Resources and Parks Director King Street Center, 201 S Jackson … Continue reading
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WA Scotch Broom Census Set for May 2020
For Release: April 28, 2020 Contact: Justin Bush Washington Recreation and Conservation Office Cell: 360-704-0973 Scotch Broom Census Set for May OLYMPIA–The Washington Invasive Species Council, state agencies and researchers are calling for a census in May to help determine the … Continue reading
Fight over Issaquah hillside
Fight over Issaquah hillside: How much development is too much? www.seattletimes.com Dec 18, 2016 The owners of a 45-acre parcel of land next to Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park say a proposed development would leave most of the property as … Continue reading
Outside City Hall – Saving Myers Way
An alliance of open-space activists and environmental-justice advocates win an important victory By George Howland Jr – Outside City Hall, July 27, 2016 “You can fight city hall and win! Earlier this month, the Seattle Green Spaces Coalition (Green Spaces) … Continue reading
Green space proponents say ‘build parks’ on vacant substation lots rather than develop
TreePAC in the News: Ballard News Tribune Green space proponents say ‘build parks’ on vacant substation lots rather than develop By Shane Harms 11/11/2014 North Seattle residents could start seeing more old utility substations developed, which is spurring … Continue reading
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