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How Do Salmon Get Over the Mountains? September 15, 2023
Beginning in late summer through the fall, beautifully colored salmon and steelhead can be seen migrating upstream through the Yakima River Basin, all the way …
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Bikes & Brus: Benefitting Teanaway Trails September 11, 2023
With a slogan like “We work here. We live here. We play here,” it’s no surprise that the team behind the Cle Elum and …
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Burien Green Teens: Award-Winning Curriculum Transforms Lives with Environmental Solutions September 8, 2023
Located just beyond a bustling road in Burien is Salmon Creek Ravine, a little-known green space that functions as a microcosm of Washington’s biggest …
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Celebrating Three Years of the Great American Outdoors Act August 24, 2023
On August 21, U.S. Congresswoman Kim Schrier, Washington State Representative Bill Ramos, and King County Councilmember Sarah Perry joined Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest Supervisor Jody …
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Boeing Supports Vital Salmon-Recovery Work in Lake Sammamish State Park with a $250,000 Grant August 18, 2023
100+ Boeing employee volunteers came out on August 17 to celebrate the announcement and volunteer in the park Representatives from the Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust (…
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The Problem With Orca Babies and Becoming Part of the Solution. A Q&A With Orca Network Educator June 28, 2023
This is the first of a two-part series about Orca Action Month. Head over to our friends at the Maritime Washington National Heritage Area for …
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What Makes a “Sustainable” Trail? May 18, 2023
The Mountains to Sound Greenway National Heritage Area is home to a huge number of trails that allow access to beautiful mountain tops, waterfalls, and …
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Kickstart Your Green Career With Tips From Young Leaders Who Are Working To Make the World a Better Place May 9, 2023
If you are a high school student who is interested in environmental issues but you aren’t sure how to level up your skills toward …
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Four Tips to Be a Responsible Visitor in the Greenway NHA April 28, 2023
This post was created in collaboration with Jaime Martin, Director of Governmental Affairs & Special Projects for the Snoqualmie Tribe. May 7-13, 2023 marks the 40th …
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Creating a Sustainable Future: Actions for Environmental Stewards During Earth Month and Beyond April 13, 2023
As environmental stewards, we all want to leave the land better than we found it. Earth Month is an opportunity to reflect on how we …
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5 Essential Traits Trail Crew Members Need To Thrive in the Backcountry March 16, 2023
Imagine spending your days in the great outdoors, surrounded by stunning natural scenery and working hard to maintain and improve the very trails that allow …
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Inspiring Women Across the Greenway Who Are Breaking Barriers in Conservation March 10, 2023
Women have been at the forefront of wildlife, cultural, and environmental conservation efforts in Washington State for many years. From preserving native languages and cultural …
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