The Sno-King Watershed Council started in 2008 when local environmental advocates decided to work together on stream and watershed protection in north King County and south Snohomish County.
Current Program Areas
- Sno-King Water Watchers, our community-based water monitoring program. Volunteers are trained to gather water quality data on local streams and use it for stream protection and advocacy.
- The Swamp Creek Habitat Restoration Project endeavors to build community connections, raise awareness about issues of climate and environment, and engage in hands on work with tangible benefits for the health of the Swamp Creek Watershed.
Prior projects:
- Tl’ awh-ah-dees park restoration grant 2014
- Protecting wetlands and streams near Snohomish County airport
- Hooven Bog -Preserving a 30-acre pristine peat bog in Snohomish County
- Protecting Puget Sound via Project Reviews and Appeals
Awards
- Green Globe Award – in 2023, Sno-King Watershed Council received a Green Globe Award for Environmental Excellence from King County.
Our streams and waters should be places where our children can play without worrying about pollution or contamination, or getting sick. We want to see salmon return again and have healthy habitat for wildlife. Green spaces and clean streams add to our quality of life. Let’s take care of these places together. Sno-King Watershed Council is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Your donations are tax deductible and 100% goes to our programs. Click the DONATE button on this page.
