Pollinator Pathway NW Gets Involved
PPNW Seattle
The Seattle chapter of Pollinator Pathway NW is thriving! Outreach includes the Duwamish Alive Coalition and the Tulatuwx restoration site, formerly terminal 105 in Seattle. Friends of Tulatuwx works to reforest this property and develop it into a self sustaining habitat in an effort to bring back the salmon population to this portion of the river.
Follow the PPNW Seattle team.
Woodinville Becomes an Official Bee City U.S.A.
Yes, it’s official! Woodinville voted unanimously to become a Bee City, joining Seattle, Sammamish, Bellingham, Puyallup and Vancouver, among others. This means they made a commitment to creating thriving habitat for pollinators, reducing pesticide use, and raising awareness of pollinator health and conservation.
Read more about Woodinville’s commitment.
Learn about the history of the Bee City USA movement and the Xerces Society.
Bee-utiful Woodinville!
As part of their commitment as a Bee City, the City of Woodinville invites you to participate in a community art project.
Painted fence panels will be hung along a chain-link fence at 175th Street in Woodinville (the former site of Molbak’s). Between March 2 -27, you can pick up a ready-to-paint wood panel at Crown Bees in Woodinville. Return the panel by April 3. Here are the details.
Woodinville Eastrail Corridor Project
The City of Woodinville is embarking on an ambitious project to transform a section of an unused rail line into a vibrant multi-use trail and corridor park. The trail will create walkable green spaces (healthy for pollinators!) and encourage interaction with nature throughout the city. Community members, local organizations (including Pollinator Pathway NW!) and tribal governments will all play a part in determining how this space will be created.
Here is some info, and stay tuned for more!
Heritage Garden
