Related organizations in the Cedar River - Lake Washington Watershed

Cedar River

Cedar River Watershed
City of Seattle's source of drinking water.

• Cedar River Watershed Habitat Conservation Plan
  City of Seattle's plan to protect both species and its water supply.

Friends of Cedar River Watershed
Local community group dedicated to protecting and enhancing the Cedar River Watershed. Provides information about the group and how to get involved, a page for kids, and educational information about the watershed such as plants and animals, history, and recreational opportunities.

Cedar River Valley Aquifer
87 percent of Renton's water is supplied by the Cedar Valley Aquifer.

Lake Forest Park Stewardship Foundation
Works to foster awareness, understanding, appreciation, and stewardship of the area's natural environment; and by preserving and enhancing parks and open spaces.

Top 10 watershed lessons learned, US EPA
EPA, in partnership with many others, has been pursuing a watershed approach to protecting our lakes, rivers, wetlands, estuaries, and streams. Watershed Lessons Learned is an attempt to identify the top important lessons have been learned by us and our many partners that are worth sharing and present them in one place.  (older but relevant)

Lake Washington

Saving salmon - City of Bellevue
Overview of the city's efforts to save salmon at the regional and local level.

Mercer Island & Lake Washington water quality
Overview of the city's work to understand and manage stormwater runoff and sewer leaks that may affect water quality in Lake Washington.

City of Lake Forest Park streams and stormwater
Overview of the city's work to manage stormwater and provide tips for residents to help.

Eastside Audubon

Bellevue/Issaquah Trout Unlimited