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Pause for a second and think about how often water plays a role in your day; this vital connection to water not only shapes our …

Did you know that volunteers caring for the nursery are helping create healthier habitats for people, wildlife, and future generations? The Greenway Trust Native Plant …

In early December, the impact of the record rainfall and high winds that swept through Western Washington was experienced by many communities, as homes, businesses, …

Otter Falls is a dramatic 700’ granite slab graced with a plunging cascade into a small pond known as Lipsy Lake. This spot deep within the …

The Mountains to Sound Greenway National Heritage Area extends from Seattle to Ellensburg, including both King and Kittitas Counties. Residents of both areas frequently cross …

 The Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust coalition advocates for programs that protect public lands, waters, and access to landscapes in the Mountains to Sound …

Fighting wildfires in Washington State costs an average of a million dollars a day, but there’s a much cheaper, more effective way to prevent …

Issaquah Creek is a vital salmon habitat that is an important wildlife corridor in the most populated watershed in the Mountain to Sound Greenway National …

It’s hard to believe, but 2025 is already winding down and the new year will be here before we know it! With each year’s …

At the Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust’s field base in Issaquah, a whiteboard for schedules and updates features a curious statistic: an ever-growing tally …

I’ve spent most of this summer with my boots in the mud alongside Issaquah Creek. From the hum of heavy equipment to the quiet …

While Charley stages the five other llamas for our Lead-a-Llama event, Mary delicately steps back up into the trailer at Indian Camp and starts munching. …