Committed to enhancing & preserving wildlife habitat in Sammamish

Good article on how a neighborhood in Puyallup solved their flooding problem with the installation of rain gardens:   Rain gardens offer a natural solution to runoff pollution  

August, 2015 Noxious Weed Newsletter Read about garden loosestrife, an aquatic weed on Lake Sammamish and efforts to control it.

Million Pollinator Garden Challenge A campaign to register a million public and private gardens and landscapes to support pollinators.

Join us at Sustainable Sammamish at the Market this Wednesday! Free Ranger Rick Magazines Drawing for a Ranger Rick plush toy Color and activity pages for the kids Learn how to certify your backyard as a wildlife habitat Handouts on…
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As salmon vanish in the dry Pacific Northwest, so does Native heritage

Good article from the Nature Conservancy http://blog.nature.org/science/2015/07/20/5-simple-tips-your-yard-pollinator-paradise-bees-butterflies-decline/#sthash.zqGtSNVJ.dpuf  

  http://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/eastside/sammamish-residents-win-ruling-to-block-subdivision-by-salmon-creek/

Take Your Volunteer Work in Sammmaish Community Habitats to  Another Level! Become Sign up now for the 2014 Native Plant Stewardship Program.  This ten week course includes expert training in: ·   Native Plant Identification ·   Puget Sound Ecosystems and Plant…
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