Okanogan Land Trust is seeking a Conservation Coordinator to assist with easement development, outreach, and stewardship. Applicants should have relevant experience in conservation or natural resources. Details and application instructions are available on the organization’s website.
North Central Washington Audubon Society has pledged $50,000 to help protect Bonaparte Meadows through Okanogan Land Trust’s For the Fen! campaign. The contribution moves fundraising past its halfway point ahead of a July deadline.
Okanogan Land Trust shares new findings from field research at Bonaparte Meadows along with an update on funds raised for conservation efforts. Highlights include work identifying rare willows and monitoring Western Toad populations.
Okanogan Land Trust explains why protecting Bonaparte Meadows matters for local water storage and wildlife. Experts say restoration could support fish populations while reducing wildfire risk.
Okanogan Land Trust has outlined why protecting deep layers of peat at Bonaparte Meadows matters for water storage and climate stability. The organization describes how these unique wetlands form over thousands of years and face threats worldwide.
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW or Department) today announced the publication of its 10-year strategy for managing outdoor recreation on over 1 million acres of WDFW-managed lands.
The two bedroom, one bathroom home at 3435 Auburn Way 13, Auburn was sold on April 6 by Erin Inthavong for $265,000. The buyers were Ebony White and Anthony Wells.
The three bedroom, one bathroom home at 7929 11th Ave., Seattle was sold on April 6 by Stuart W. and Greta E. Naas for $962,000. The buyers were Lana and Richard Bear.
On April 6, Klaus Lam and Wing Man Fiona Fung purchased a six bedroom, two bathroom home at 826 N.E. 55th St., Seattle from Elaine Kong and Robert H. Lau for $1,425,000.
On April 6, Isaac Sung Wai Yuen and Hao Ding sold their three bedroom, two bathroom home at 16608 N.E. Ninth St., Bellevue to Binjue Wu and Yixian Zhang for $1,540,000.