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November 15, 2016
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
Continue reading Working Together For New Trail on Mt. Washington
November 11, 2016
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
Continue reading Moving Forward, Together
November 2, 2016
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
Continue reading New Park with Salmon Run Views
October 11, 2016
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,
Continue reading President’s Report: The Future of the Greenway
October 10, 2016
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
Continue reading Bounty Week: A Celebration of Local Food
October 5, 2016
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
Continue reading Safety Along Mt. Si Road
September 28, 2016
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
Continue reading Restoring Issaquah Creek: Next Phase
September 28, 2016
Funding is scarce for repairing trails in the Upper Kittitas Basin. So, the Greenway Trust, our partners, and local volunteers are leaning in to help.
Continue reading Keeping Trails Open and Safe
August 31, 2016
This summer, the Greenway Trust teamed up with the Pacific Science Center to bring science to life with our new “Searching for Sasquatch” summer camp.
Continue reading Sasquatch? In the Greenway?
August 24, 2016
Farms are one of our region’s best classrooms. Two local Snoqualmie Valley schools are piloting a new on-the-ground educational program called ‘Farming the Future,’
Continue reading Farms As Outdoor Classrooms
June 30, 2016
In honor of local conservation hero and activist Harvey Manning, King County Parks just renamed the Anti-Aircraft Peak Trailhead on Cougar Mountain. The newly named
Continue reading Anti-Aircraft Peak Trailhead Gets New Name
June 15, 2016
Today, the U.S. Senate held a committee hearing on a bill to designate the Mountains to Sound Greenway as a National Heritage Area. This
Continue reading Major Step Forward for Greenway National Heritage Area Bill