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On November 3rd, my husband Mark and I traveled to Atlanta to accept the 2011 Cornelius Pugsley Award for my Dad and Greenway Founding President, Jim …

I was in Ellensburg this past week for the Greenway Trust’s first foray into planting projects at Reecer Creek, a tributary of the Yakima …

It was the perfect fall day to celebrate. Sunny, crisp, and cool, several dozen citizens, many with dogs or bicycles arrived to join the Seattle …

I can’t believe I get paid to do this. That’s all I could think of as I hauled flipcharts and boxes of markers …

‘Tis the season as they say but in the Greenway’s case, ‘tis the season to plant trees! And plant trees we did at our …

Perfection is a difficult thing to achieve. I usually only see it while watching Olympic performances or admiring a flower.  But this past week, Clark …

The morning started off slow. I was still very sleepy after my second (yes second) cup of coffee. I figured I had a hard day …

Every fall the spring Chinook salmon return to the Cle Elum River. And every fall the Yakima Basin Environmental Education Program (YBEEP) brings students to …

In July, I had the good fortune to travel to the Russian Far East with Tony Allison, Greenway Environmental Educator and Patrick Mulligan, University of …

The south end of Lake Washington boasts an exciting new regional trail connection. A newly completed section of the Logan Avenue Trail nearly completes the …

Just when we thought the list of prizes couldn’t get any better, Glazer’s Camera has signed on as a prize sponsor of the …

This summer I have had the pleasure of being able to work with four amazing interns in all areas of the Greenway. Whether they are …