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
In response to a letter the Parks Department sent to the Parks Board on April 2, 2015, today the Thornton Creek Alliance sent a letter to the Parks Board, as it prepared to take up the Cheasty issue – for … Continue reading Thornton Creek Alliance Letter to Parks Board about Cheasty
Into the woods we went, for a meeting of the Lincoln Park Habitat Committee. You have to feel lucky when your meeting happens outdoors, and especially when it’s on a sunny winter day in Seattle. The Committee is made up of … Continue reading A Walk in the Woods
We hope you will join us in the effort to preserve and protect our natural areas by becoming a Member of Seattle Nature Alliance (SNA). Your membership will help us continue to spread the word, facilitate on-going conversations and collaborations, and help … Continue reading Join Us!
Dear City Leaders, The Seattle Nature Alliance has repeatedly said that our natural area policies should be fair, sustainable, and wise. Of the three, “wise” may be the most important. Without wise leadership, we will never be assured we’ll have … Continue reading We Are Everyone
(guest post from Cass Turnbull) The year of 2014 in Seattle has been the year of density, specifically density without infrastructure, including green infrastructure. The development of Urban Villages and single family in-fill was breath-taking in its speed, the immense … Continue reading The Year of Density
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