It’s warm out, be careful when heading out for fun on the water
Marta, King County’s newest water safety advocate, had a big day to remind people about water safety.
Meet Marta, the river otter, our newest advocate for river safety
Marta is a river otter who loves to play. She’s also on a mission to help King County residents learn the importance of river safety.
Why are we wearing lifejackets to work?
Maybe you’re wondering why King County work groups are wearing lifejackets at work. Lifejackets save lives. We’re also celebrating Wear
Garden Questions? Call the Garden Hotline 206-633-0224
Home gardeners and landscape professionals can get expert advice by calling the Garden Hotline at 206-633-0224, Monday – Saturday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
A quest for the little red fish
Our friends at the Western Washington Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office (USFWS) featured this great story on Kokanee Quest and the little red fish in the USFWS’
Earth Day kokanee release, a big day for the little red fish
Earth Day is a big day for kokanee. Around this time of year the Kokanee Salmon Workgroup release the native
1 down, 999,999 to go!
Today, King County Executive Dow Constantine launched the 1 Million Trees campaign, an ambitious project to plant one million trees
Earth Week, our favorite week
Earth Day is around the corner and King County’s Easy Being Green provides ideas for starting a green lifestyle habit
Good Food Champion: Eat healthy, support local
Here are 10 ways to become a local food champion:
Wettest winter on record. Where does that water go?
It’s official; we’ve had the wettest winter on record. And for our region, it’s got to be really wet to break the record. According to Seattle Weather blog, we’ve had over 42 inches of rain in Seattle since October. Where does all of that water go?
