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The Cedar River is a 45-mile-long waterway fed by the Cascade Mountains that drains into lakes and floodplains throughout the Cedar River Watershed. It’s …

The Mountains to Sound Greenway National Heritage Area encompasses a world-class regional trail system connecting Puget Sound urban areas and the Leafline Trails Network, through …

From planting trees and weeding non-native plants to nurturing yearling trees and shrubs, habitat restoration is an ongoing effort that involves many hands and long-term …

What do gorillas, grasshoppers, and Airbnb have in common? To find the answer, you must come on a journey to Ballinger Open Space, one of …

While volunteering with the Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust, you can restore local habitats, maintain trails, and help native plants thrive—while meeting new friends. …

Community partnerships are essential to our mission to lead and inspire action that conserves and enhances the Mountains to Sound Greenway National Heritage Area. The …

Maintaining trails is an important part of stewarding the landscape of the Mountains to Sound Greenway National Heritage Area. Greenway Trust staff and volunteers work …

National Trails Day, June 6, 2026, marked the official opening of the West Teanaway Trailhead and the first phase of the West Fork Teanaway Trails. The new …

For volunteers with the Trailhead Ambassador Program, Saturday mornings are spent enjoying beautiful trailhead views, protecting public lands, and helping people feel more confident outside. …

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, …