Author Archives: LParsons

On Satuday May 12th Middle Green River Coalition (MGRC) and King County organized a volunteer event at Cedar Creek Park. Cedar Creek Park is located between Covington to the west, Maple Valley to the east, and the Pipe Lake neighborhood … Continue reading →

Check out photos from last weekends event Come Join us on Saturday May 12th for another great day of family, fun, and discovering the park in your backyard. Title: Cedar Creek Park Volunteer Event #2 Location: Between Covington and Maple … Continue reading →

Title: Cedar Creek Park Volunteer EventLocation: Covington and Maple ValleyLink out: Click hereDescription: Cedar Creek Park between Covington and Maple Valley. One of the best kept secrets that we want to share. A 115 acre natural area with nature trails, … Continue reading →

16 years ago when the Friends of Cedar Creek Park were working to create Cedar Creek Park.  One of our members, Reita Wenburg, documented the birds coming to her pond.  One of the birds she identified was a Northern Goshawk.  … Continue reading →

“When you are inspired by some great purpose, some extraordinary project, all your thoughts break their bonds: Your mind transcends limitations, your consciousness expands in …every direction, and you find yourself in a new, great, and wonderful world. Dormant forces, … Continue reading →

this is a tour that Save Black Diamond went on in the Issaquah Highlands to learn about the impacts on wetlands of large scale developments like the Highlands and the Black Diamond developments.

The city of Kent is an important partner is protecting and restoring the Middle Green River watershed.  Support their efforts to steward their open space and parks on December 3rd Volunteer with Kent and ForTerra! Check out the next volunteer … Continue reading →

Middle Green River Coalition restoration chairman Bernie McKinney invited about 20 local residents and friends of the Coalition out to Beaver Lake.  Together they installed about 350 native shrubs and removed  a ton of Himalayan blackberry.  King County also participated … Continue reading →

Thank you again for sharing in the construction and celebration of the ocean going canoe, a cultural renewal project of diverse youth, adults and elders of the Institute for Community Leadership under the direction of Quinault carver Guy Capoeman.  To … Continue reading →

Title: Kanaskat State Park; Fall Color and Salmon Hike Location: Kanaskat State Park near Cumberland Link out: Click here Description: A quiet hike along the river trail at Kanaskat State Park. This are is more wooded exploration with Douglas Fir, … Continue reading →