Our region’s lush forests and scenic landscapes have helped King County establish a rich tradition of parks and open space, earning it a reputation as an exceptional place to live, work, play, and raise a family. King County Parks is leading the effort to preserve wetlands and critical wildlife habitat in the region. Over the past several years we have embarked on major restoration projects that will protect thousands of acres of wetlands and open space. Learn more about how King County Parks, our partners, and thousands of volunteers are making a difference today and what you can do to help us continue these efforts.

Over the past several years we have embarked on major restoration projects that will protect thousands of acres of wetlands and open space.  Learn more about how King County Parks, our partners, and thousands of volunteers are making a difference today and what you can do to help us continue these efforts.

• Protecting Fish and Wildlife in the Cedar River Watershed (pdf)
• Restoring the Snoqualmie River One Project at a Time (pdf)
• Wetland and Salmon Restoration a Team Effort on the Green River (pdf)

Give the Gift of Restoration As a part of your holiday giving, you can renew your commitment toward the protection and restoration of lands in King County by making a donation to the newly established King County Parks Legacy Fund.

To donate toward restoration efforts through the King County Parks Legacy Fund, visit www.kingcounty.gov/parkslegacy or contact pearson.cummings@kingcounty.gov. Donations to the King County Parks Legacy Fund are used for parks purposes only and are tax deductible to extent allowed by law.