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- Friends of Seward Park We are a group of citizens working together to preserve and protect the unique habitat and cultural legacy of this historic park.
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Jun 20, 2023 · The Friends of Seward Park. Sword Fern DNA. October 1, 2024. We have wanted to do this for ten years, and finally the day has arrived. Our documentary film helped us ...
- Friends of Seward Park
We value and promote this rich cultural mix, working to make...
- Friends of Seward Park
We value and promote this rich cultural mix, working to make Seward Park available to all – just as we work to protect and promote the biological diversity of Seward’s old-growth Magnificent Forest, Clark’s Prairie, and Lake Washington.
Research Proposal: Assessing Western Hemlock Health Status in Two Contrasting Sites in the Old-Growth Forest at Seward Park; Research Road Map
For a decade, the Friends of Seward Park’s volunteer forest stewards and scientists have worked to understand the massive sword fern die-off in the old-growth Magnificent Forest. Now we seek funding to support professional scientific research into the die-off and forest health.
Mar 18, 2016 · We discovered a piece still exists in 2012 when we were presenting our project to the Friends of Seattle’s Olmsted Parks. A Parks employee at the presentation asked if we wanted a piece of the original torii that he had saved in his back yard, eventually using it as a balance beam for his children.
Jun 14, 2024 · In June, judges from the Green Flag Award (from Great Britain and Mexico) toured Seward Park with key SPR staff to gain a sense of how the park was managed and better understand what the park offered. This visit accounted for 70% of the score for the award.
With a planning grant from the Department of Neighborhoods, the Friends of Seward Park hired landscape architectural firm Murase Associates, working with Takumi Company, to gather community input on the design of a new torii. The torii was welcomed to Seward park on April 2, 2022
