TagParks(44)
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2026-07-30Auburn Wetland Nature Trail Path and Informational Kiosk
A paved gravel path flanked by wooden split-rail fences curves through dense green vegetation toward a visible informational signboard or kiosk in the background. The setting appears to be a public nature trail or park access path on a clear sunny day. -
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. -
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. -
2026-04-06
Green Burien Partnership’s 2025 Annual Report Released – Burien Community Hub
The City of Burien has released a 2025 annual report. We are so grateful in what you, community, partners, and funders have helped achieve this year. A crew of helpers set out to help clean up Hilltop Park. The Green Burien Partnership’s vision is to have a healthy urban forest supporting — and supported by -
2026-01-06King County Department of Community & Environmental Development Parks Division: Neighborhood Park Site Selection and Activities Preference Questionnaire
A King County Parks Division questionnaire sent to residents seeking input on the selection and development of a new neighborhood park, funded by the 1968 Forward Thrust bond issue with a budget of $70,000 per site. Residents were asked to rank preferred park activities such as pathways, sandboxes, nature trails, and play areas, as well as future recreational facilities like baseball fields and tennis courts. The form also invited residents to volunteer for a citizen's advisory committee involved in the park planning process. -
2026-01-06
King County Department of Community & Environmental Development Parks Division: Neighborhood Park Site Selection and Activities Preference Questionnaire
Questionnaire from King County Department of Community & Environmental Development, Parks Division, W226 King County Courthouse, Seattle, Washington 98104, sent to King County residents soliciting preferences on neighborhood park site selection and development activities. References the Forward Thrust bond issue of 1968, which approved an average of $70,000 per site for acquisition and development. Defines -
2026-01-06Carrying capacity map, North Sea-Tac Park
This document presents a Carrying Capacity map for North Sea-Tac Park, classifying land areas into four categories—Very High, High, Moderate, and Low—based on their suitability for various recreational activities. Very High areas can support intensive uses like sports fields and horse trails, while Low areas are too environmentally sensitive for most development. The map appears to be part of a passive recreational planning study examining how different zones of the park can be used without causing significant environmental harm. -
2025-10-06City Contacts: Parks and Recreation Staff for South King County Cities
This document lists city contacts for parks and public works representatives across municipalities in the greater Seattle/King County area, including Federal Way, Auburn, Renton, Tukwila, Kent, Burien, Des Moines, Normandy Park, SeaTac, Algona, Pacific, and the Beacon Hill/Duwamish Valley Extension Area. Each entry includes the contact person's name, title, email address, and phone number. These contacts appear to serve as points of coordination for regional planning or trail initiatives potentially related to the Sea-Tac Airport corridor area. -
2025-10-06City Contacts: Parks and Recreation Staff for South King County Cities
Contact list for parks and public works staff across South King County cities including Federal Way, Algona, Tukwila, Auburn, Burien, Des Moines, Normandy Park, SeaTac, Kent, Pacific, Renton, and the Beacon Hill/Duwamish Valley Extension Area. Lists names, titles, emails, and phone numbers for officials including Jason Gerwen (Federal Way), John Bielka (Algona), Kris Kelly (Tukwila),