It’s been a week since we launched our petition, Preserve Seattle Parks Natural Areas and Greenspaces, and we continue to gather signatures. We had a little speed bump, with Change.org going off line for a couple of days, but all seems … Continue reading Petition Updates: Progress, Support, and Thanks!
(Guest post from Marv Breece) The year is 2025. You decide early one spring morning to visit a Seattle Park to perhaps see or at least to hear the songs of migrant warblers. Or perhaps some other recently arrived migrant … Continue reading 2025
Information and background on the petition, Preserve Seattle Parks Natural Areas and Greenspaces. Please read over the information below, and let us know your thoughts. Interested organizations, we would love to hear from you! Recent posts from SNA about the petition: … Continue reading Preserve Seattle Parks Natural Areas and Greenspace
Sometimes I wonder and worry about pushing so hard to protect and preserve our parks in Seattle, and then there are times, like today, after seeing this Phantom Orchid in Lincoln Park, where I am absolutely certain we are on … Continue reading Being sure
(crossposted from Acrovision) (Updated 8/18/15 – added juvenile raven talk video. Scroll down…) There are Ravens in Lincoln Park. Nesting. My wife and I have noted Ravens in Lincoln Park occasionally over the past five years – but they have … Continue reading Ravens in Lincoln Park
Open Letter to the Urban Forestry Commission Re: The Comprehensive Plan update This is our once in 10 year chance to get it right. Please check out these suggestions. In my opinion, goals are best set by thinking of what should be done, not by what is likely to be achieved. Thank you for all the good work you do. You are our best hope. Please see below. Cass Turnbull 206-783-9093 05-08-15 Written the help of several ‘tree people’ in the larger community, here is a 14 item wish list for the new Seattle Comprehensive Plan. 1) The most essential … Continue reading Open Letter to the UFC Re: The Comprehensive Plan update
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