East Trail Progress
The Washington Conservation Corp started working again on the Yesler swamp trail on the East trail this spring. All the wood material is cedar. They are making a 4 ft wide boardwalk with four wider passing zones for wheelchairs.
and one T intersection viewing platform to view the skunk cabbage in the ordinary high water area.
They will return again in late May to finish the trail which may take another 2 to 4 weeks.
If indeed it will take that additional 2 weeks, we will need to raise more money.
You can donate either through the Seattle Parks Foundation or the UW Foundation.
You can also mail your check to Friends of Yesler Swamp, Center for Urban Horticulture, 3501 NE 41st St., Seattle 98105.
"Any way you choose to direct your gift, you'll be helping Yesler Swamp" Friends of Yesler Swamp said.
Wheelchair passing zone
and one T intersection viewing platform to view the skunk cabbage in the ordinary high water area.
Skunk cabbage viewing platform
They will return again in late May to finish the trail which may take another 2 to 4 weeks.
Eastward Ho!
If indeed it will take that additional 2 weeks, we will need to raise more money.
You can donate either through the Seattle Parks Foundation or the UW Foundation.
You can also mail your check to Friends of Yesler Swamp, Center for Urban Horticulture, 3501 NE 41st St., Seattle 98105.
"Any way you choose to direct your gift, you'll be helping Yesler Swamp" Friends of Yesler Swamp said.
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