TagCity of Auburn(23)
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2026-07-30Walking on Water Wetland Boardwalk Trail — Information Kiosk and Trail Map Sign
An information kiosk at the entrance of the 'Walking on Water Wetland Boardwalk Trail' shows a trail map, park highlights, and interpretive content. The wooden boardwalk trail and surrounding wetland forest vegetation are visible behind the sign. -
2026-07-30Walking on Water Wetland Boardwalk Trail Sign at Auburn Environmental Park
An information kiosk at Auburn Environmental Park (Auburn, Washington) displays a sign titled 'Walking on Water – Wetland Boardwalk Trail,' including a trail map, map legend, trail information, and park highlights. The sign bears the City of Auburn logo and describes the wetland boardwalk that allows visitors to experience the park's wetland ecosystem. -
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2026-07-30Auburn Wetland Boardwalk Trail with Destination Marker Post
A wooden boardwalk trail extends through a lush wetland area with tall grasses and willows under a clear blue sky. A brown trail marker post is visible on the left with multiple destination listings including references to a Birding Tower, Willow Grove, and a Main Trailhead, consistent with a nature preserve or wildlife refuge trail system. -
2026-07-30Hydroworks and Habitat Interpretive Sign — Green/Duwamish River Watershed
An outdoor interpretive sign titled 'Hydroworks and Habitat: Keeping It Clean' with a section labeled 'Water's Coming & Going,' featuring a map of the Green/Duwamish River Watershed. The weathered sign is located along a trail near a wetland or riparian area associated with the Green/Duwamish River system. -
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2026-06-08Proposed Seattle Tacoma airport expansion will be good for region
By Angela Birney and Dana Ralph Special to The Seattle Times As elected officials, we are committed to serving the public good. That requires us not only to think beyond what’s needed for our communities to thrive today but also to focus on long-term planning for current and future residents. That is why we both -
2013-10-12Auburn Mitigation Site: Forested & Emergent Wetlands — Restoration Walks 2013
The Auburn Mitigation Site is an 80-acre wetland restoration project in the Green River floodplain, created by the Port of Seattle to offset natural resource impacts from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport's third runway construction. The site features forested, scrub-shrub, and emergent wetlands that provide 40 acre-feet of floodplain storage, while keeping waterfowl habitat away from the airport to reduce bird-strike hazards to aircraft. As of 2013, the Port was in Year 6 of a 15-year monitoring program, with most communities successfully maturing and meeting performance standards after targeted removal of invasive species such as reed canary grass and cattail.