Inverness Ravine Park Update
The proposed trail alignment would include 2,000 linear feet of trail and 4 access points to Inverness Ravine Park. Read More …
The proposed trail alignment would include 2,000 linear feet of trail and 4 access points to Inverness Ravine Park. Read More …
NE Seattle has 1 of Seattle’s 4 salmon-bearing streams flowing through it, Thornton Creek. The stream, who’s headwaters is the Ronald Bog in Shoreline at N 175th Street, flows through a highly modified system that had been increasingly encroached upon by construction of I-5 and Seattle’s northward expansion, as it makes its way to its confluence with Lake Washington at Matthews Beach. However, its ever-encroached upon fate has been changing for Thornton Creek in the relatively recent. Many local groups (e.g,. Thornton Creek Alliance), regulatory agencies, and City departments have begun efforts to restore the stream and its hydrograph, improve Read More …
Pacific Northwest magazine features habitat restoration in Wedgwood’s Maple Creek ravine. See Behind the Little House. (The article identifies the neighborhood as Maple Leaf, but it’s really Wedgwood!)