Snohomish County is proposing to route most of the traffic from Locust Way to 228th St SW through a residential neighborhood. This will bring arterial traffic with increased noise, headlight glare, and greatly increase the risk of accidents. Why? To shave off about 30-seconds of commute time for residents living […]
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Thank you to volunteer Water Watchers Jenny P. and Jeremy J. for their commitment to water quality monitoring in the Swamp Creek and Scriber Creek Watersheds! There are many waterways in King and Snohomish Counties that need your love and care. Join our mighty crew of volunteer Water Watchers to […]
Sno-King Watershed Council’s Eric Adman held water monitor re-certification training for Nature Vision staff on Friday, March 12, 2021 on the lovely grounds of Brightwater Center in Woodinville, Washington. Nature Vision brings environmental education to schools and green spaces, serving over 70,000 PreK-12 students each year in King and Snohomish […]
Sno-King Watershed Council spent a lovely late winter day training two fantastic volunteer groups for longterm water quality monitoring on Puget Creek as part of the Duwamish Tribe’s Ridge To River Trail Project. Morning training included Duwamish Tribal members and employees as well as an Unleash the Brilliance teen working […]
Sno-King Watershed Council filed a third legal appeal of Ironwood, a development project proposed for one of the last large urban forests inside the Urban Growth Area in South Snohomish County. It includes a Category II wetland and is designated by the Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife as […]
SnoKing Watershed Council approves The Daily Herald's Environmental and Climate Change Reporting Fund.
Snohomish County denies Sno-King Watershed Council's appeal of Snow Ridge development. Write to your State Legislature today!
Read the declarations of community members who would be negatively impacted by the Ironwood development and destruction of the Type II PHS wetland.