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It’s state budget season! We’re in Olympia advocating for recreation and public lands. Several funding proposals could have big, much-needed impacts here in …

As we look back on 2016, we are proud that we do things differently here. We showed the rest of the nation that bipartisan efforts CAN …

In a disappointing ending, Congress adjourned over the weekend without taking action on legislation to designate the Greenway National Heritage Area. Despite valiant efforts from …

A new kind of parade is coming to the Snoqualmie Valley! The March of the Vegetables parade will celebrate all that is wonderful about the …

Under the new Savor Snoqualmie Valley initiative, heritage groups are coming together to find ways to bring history to life for local residents. By joining …

A new multi-use trail is now open with spectacular views and access to a growing network of wild land trails. The new trail piloted a …

The divisiveness of the Presidential campaign was disheartening and distressing to many people. We must now come back together and find our common ground to …

City of Issaquah’s newest park blends family-friendly open space with salmon recovery efforts. Building upon several decades of conservation work, Salmon Run Nature Park …

Now, on our 25th anniversary, we are reflecting on where we have come from and where we are headed. In the latest President’s Report, …

Snoqualmie Valley restaurants teamed up in August with local farmers for the first annual Bounty Week, to highlight Valley-grown vegetables on their menus. The week …

When the road to popular Mt. Si trailheads became dangerously overcrowded, local neighbors, State DNR, and King County Roads teamed up to make the road …

Twenty years of experience have taught us a lot about invasives: they are stubborn, spread easily, and it takes a community to eradicate them. This …