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Brand New Work Plan
At our February meeting, Partners approved the new work plan for 2025 and 2026! You can read it here. It’s both ambitious and exciting. We have included tasks related to four discrete areas of interest: If we successfully implement our … Continue reading
2025 Has Arrived!
Happy New Year! I am really looking forward to 2025. We have set some ambitious targets and are optimistic about achieving them. This year we will be rolling out our updated mapping tool to support regional retrofit decision making. This … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Environmental cleanup, Habitat Restoration, stormwater, Water Quality
Tagged "Green Duwamish Strategy" "Green/Duwamish Watershed", CBP3, climate-change, Community, Duwamish River, Environment, Green Duwamish, news, Performance Based Contracting, planning, Public meetings, stormwater, sustainability, Workplan
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Remote Action
“Thank you!” to all the stakeholders who were able to attend our workshop on April 9th, and another huge “Thank you!” for your continued dedication to improving the watershed. Our conference call was brief but we had a few updates … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Environmental cleanup, Habitat Restoration, Other, stormwater, Water Quality
Tagged Our Green/Duwamish, stormwater, Watershed strategy
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Recap of May 19 Watershed Advisory Group Meeting
On May 19, 2016, we held the fourth WAG meeting to discuss the King County Land Conservation and Preservation Work Plan (Work Plan) which proposes implementing a land preservation and conservation program to identify, protect and conserve water and land … Continue reading
Attend the Green-Duwamish Watershed Symposium, Feb. 29
For people seeking greater synergy around improving the health of our environment and communities, this Leap Day will be extra special. Our colleagues at Green Seattle Partnership posted terrific information about the region’s first Green-Duwamish Watershed Symposium, which will take … Continue reading
Swim Duwamish video highlights early action cleanup work
In this video interview, Mark Powell from the Washington Environmental Council joins Jeff Stern, King County’s project manager for the Lower Duwamish Superfund cleanup, to discuss the positive progress being made to heal past damage in this industrial stretch of … Continue reading
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