Category Bear Creek
Water Tenders Members,There will be a Water Tenders general meeting on Thursday, March 15, 7-9 PM. Agenda items:1.) Discussion of the Bear Creek Watershed Management Study Plan and possibly a formal statement by Water Tenders.2.) VP Mark Reynolds has a… Continue Reading →
SAVE THE DATE! Join the King County Department of Natural Resources and Parks for an open house and presentation on March 7. This community meeting is at the Brightwater Education and Community Center in Woodinville on how to manage stormwater… Continue Reading →
By Dana Visalli From The Methow Naturalist Fall 2017Summary by Ed Schein The most productive ecosystems, in terms of biodiversity, are the soils under our feet. One teaspoon of healthy temperate forest soil contains from one million to one billion… Continue Reading →
By David R. Montgomery Book Report by Ed Schein Geomorphologist David R. Montgomery loves soil. Two previous books, The Hidden Half of Nature: The Microbial Roots of Life and Health, and Dirt: The Erosion of Civilizations, set the stage for… Continue Reading →
It’s time for salmon to return to spawn in the streams in the Bear Creek Basin. Come see the action with Water Tenders. We will be hosting salmon viewing along Bear Creek at the Tolt Pipeline Crossing kiosk off of… Continue Reading →
Edited by David R. Montgomery, Susan Bolton, Derek B. Booth, Leslie Wall Book Report by Ed Schein A symposium on Puget Sound river restoration in 2000 brought together regional expertise that fills this thorough volume. Backgrounds include public policy, riparian… Continue Reading →
Wendy Walsh, age 85, died at her home of 53 years in Woodinville last November 16. Wendy, always an advocate for the environment and all the creatures that live in it, was a guiding light for the Water Tenders organization…. Continue Reading →
By Gary Smith The long history of Water Tenders’ efforts to protect and restore Bear Creek is mirrored on the waterway itself, starting at the headwaters more than 25 years ago and coursing all the way down to the confluence… Continue Reading →
[Editor’s note: This story is about a big win for the fish and other creatures that live in the Bear Creek valley and the people who care about them—Water Tenders!] By Tom Beavers,King County Water and Land Resources Division, Bear… Continue Reading →
By Dick Schaetzel and Gary Smith This article was originally published in our Fall/Winter 2014 newsletter. Over the past few years we have occasionally briefed you on the latest details about the Bear Creek restoration and relocation project in Redmond,… Continue Reading →
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