Salmon returning to Picnic Point Creek
The Adopt A Stream Foundation
One of the most outstanding efforts in our community, the goal of the Adopt A Stream Foundation is to educate persons to care for and protect the streams and waterways of their watershed. Housed at 600 128th St. SE,Everett, behind McCullom Park and the Snohomish County Master Gardeners, this Northwest Stream Center offers educational seminars, lectures on native flora and fauna, walks along the North Creek, and a trout viewing stream. Tom Murdoch, the Foundation leader and inspiration, has gathered an enthusiastic support team that constantly encourages visitors to become members and supporters of their environmental effort. They are available at www.adopt-a-stream.org or www.streamkeeper.org.
One of the most outstanding efforts in our community, the goal of the Adopt A Stream Foundation is to educate persons to care for and protect the streams and waterways of their watershed. Housed at 600 128th St. SE,Everett, behind McCullom Park and the Snohomish County Master Gardeners, this Northwest Stream Center offers educational seminars, lectures on native flora and fauna, walks along the North Creek, and a trout viewing stream. Tom Murdoch, the Foundation leader and inspiration, has gathered an enthusiastic support team that constantly encourages visitors to become members and supporters of their environmental effort. They are available at www.adopt-a-stream.org or www.streamkeeper.org.
The following are some (certainly not all) of the other advocates for the environment within Snohomish County:
Beachwatchers -Beach Watchers Office 425 357-6020 Jim Kropf , WSU Extension Natural Resources Director 253 445-4526
By Email [email protected] By US Mail Beach Watchers -Washington State University Extension,600 128th St. SE ,Everett, WA 98208
Bracketts Landing - 5804 - 168th SWLynnwood, WA 98037 (425) 743-3339
Futurewise -futurewise.org/snohomish/ "Futurewise is a statewide public interest group working to promote healthy communities and cities while protecting farmland, forests and shorelines today and for future generations." Leadership provided by Kirstin Kelly.
Lake Stickney Conservancy -Developers have attempted to change the zoning on the West Side of Lake Stickney which encompasses about 40 acres, including Class A Wetlands. Because of this threat, our neighbors have formed "The Lake Stickney Conservancy" ,whose mission is to protect these Class A Wetlands. This group has acquired 23 acres on the West side and are creating a park for the public.Lake Stickney Community Club House, 1428 S. Lake Stickney Dr., Lynnwood, WA
L.E.A.F. - Edmonds Community College Environment based learning, Dr. Thomas Murphy
Livable Snohomish County Coalition -(LSCC) exists as an educational, advocacy and networking opportunity for the residents of Snohomish County. The Mission of LSCC is to "Provide a Livable Snohomish County By Preserving Our Quality of Life."
Japanese Gulch Group - japanesegulch.org or at 1003 18th St Mukilteo, WA 98275, (425) 348-9134
Mukilteo Wildlife Habitat Project - www.mukilteowildlife.org/ ,Meets last Thursday of the month at the Mukilteo Chamber of Commerce Building from 7 to 9 p.m. Leadership has been provided by Janet Carroll.
Seven Lakes Association - 7-lakes.org -Lakes PMB 341,3405 172nd ST NE, #5, Arlington, WA 98223 This group is dedicated to the protection of the water table and watersheds, quality of life of the seven lakes region of Snohomish County. The largest of the lakes is Lake Goodwin. Leadership has been provided by Ellen Hiatt Watson.
Snohomish County Master Gardeners Rain Garden Project - Snohomish County Master Gardeners -http://www.snomgf.org/ , 600 128th St SE, Everett, WA 98208 ,Phone: (425) 357-6010
Beachwatchers -Beach Watchers Office 425 357-6020 Jim Kropf , WSU Extension Natural Resources Director 253 445-4526
By Email [email protected] By US Mail Beach Watchers -Washington State University Extension,600 128th St. SE ,Everett, WA 98208
Bracketts Landing - 5804 - 168th SWLynnwood, WA 98037 (425) 743-3339
Futurewise -futurewise.org/snohomish/ "Futurewise is a statewide public interest group working to promote healthy communities and cities while protecting farmland, forests and shorelines today and for future generations." Leadership provided by Kirstin Kelly.
Lake Stickney Conservancy -Developers have attempted to change the zoning on the West Side of Lake Stickney which encompasses about 40 acres, including Class A Wetlands. Because of this threat, our neighbors have formed "The Lake Stickney Conservancy" ,whose mission is to protect these Class A Wetlands. This group has acquired 23 acres on the West side and are creating a park for the public.Lake Stickney Community Club House, 1428 S. Lake Stickney Dr., Lynnwood, WA
L.E.A.F. - Edmonds Community College Environment based learning, Dr. Thomas Murphy
Livable Snohomish County Coalition -(LSCC) exists as an educational, advocacy and networking opportunity for the residents of Snohomish County. The Mission of LSCC is to "Provide a Livable Snohomish County By Preserving Our Quality of Life."
Japanese Gulch Group - japanesegulch.org or at 1003 18th St Mukilteo, WA 98275, (425) 348-9134
Mukilteo Wildlife Habitat Project - www.mukilteowildlife.org/ ,Meets last Thursday of the month at the Mukilteo Chamber of Commerce Building from 7 to 9 p.m. Leadership has been provided by Janet Carroll.
Seven Lakes Association - 7-lakes.org -Lakes PMB 341,3405 172nd ST NE, #5, Arlington, WA 98223 This group is dedicated to the protection of the water table and watersheds, quality of life of the seven lakes region of Snohomish County. The largest of the lakes is Lake Goodwin. Leadership has been provided by Ellen Hiatt Watson.
Snohomish County Master Gardeners Rain Garden Project - Snohomish County Master Gardeners -http://www.snomgf.org/ , 600 128th St SE, Everett, WA 98208 ,Phone: (425) 357-6010
