Making way for salmon: Fixing culverts
Salmon are a treasured part of our natural heritage, with a rich history that is intertwined with indigenous people dating
Department of Natural Resources and Parks Blog
Salmon are a treasured part of our natural heritage, with a rich history that is intertwined with indigenous people dating
We took some them from this year’s most popular New Year’s resolutions and put a green spin for small steps to make 2017 an eco-tastic year.
The holiday season is a great time to give. Why not go green and give back to our planet. Here
In 2016, King County made significant progress on the 16 miles of new trail it’s contributing to the emerging Eastside Rail Corridor, which will connect communities from Renton to Woodinville with a world-class, uninterrupted multipurpose trail system.
Nearly 30% of what we throw away in our garbage is recyclable food scraps and food soiled paper. Take King County’s pledge to Compost More. Waste Less now and get a free toolkit!
While most King County residents recycle, still more than 78 percent of what ends up in the county’s landfill could have been recycled or composted.
OK, 12’s, since you’re obviously going to be pumped up by the Seahawks’ victory on Sunday – and since it’s an early game with plenty of postgame daylight – why not burn off your excess energy by paying a visit to a King County park or trail?
Celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s legacy of service in the community by volunteering. This MLK Day, we have two
We all love to resolve to make big changes for the New Year. Let’s be honest, real behavior change is
Like you, we’re passionate about the environment. A deep commitment to environmental stewardship is at the core of everything we