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Seattle Parks and Recreation invites you to a public meeting to learn about the new community initiated Opportunity Fund project at the north side of Bitter Lake Reservoir. The project site is located along N 143rd St and… Read More
The Center on Contemporary Art (CoCA), in collaboration with the Carkeek Park Advisory Council and Seattle Parks and Recreation, will once again present an exhibit of outdoor art at Carkeek Park. “Heaven and Earth 3: Cycles of Return”… Read More
Starting July 9th, Carkeek Park will once again host a Master Forester Class to train skilled volunteers as urban forest stewards. This 12-week course spans through the summer, fall and winter months and focuses on species identification, forest restoration and management,… Read More
This Sunday, June 5th, will be the second Work Party at the new Bitter Lake P-Patch site! Two weeks ago we moved two of the five Alaska Cedars on the site and transplanted them on far west edge… Read More
EarthKeepers Camp Returning to Carkeek Park this Summer! EarthKeepers is a environmentally-based summer day camp for exploring, learning and playing outdoors. It offers activities for children ages 6 to 12 to foster friendship, learning, creativity and leadership. Who Are… Read More
Earthkeepers, the popular summer day camp for children age 6 – 12 at Carkeek Park, is taking reservations. Kids may find themselves exploring the beach, hiking through the forest, learning about nature or creating art. Weekly camps start… Read More
Volunteers are NEEDED for a work party at Carkeek Park Saturday, April 16th Help celebrate the 31st Annual Earth Day 2011 at Carkeek Park and Piper’s Creek Watershed by volunteering at this event. Youth groups, families and individuals welcome… Read More
In last two years funding for the Seattle Department of Parks and Recreation was reduced in the Seattle City budget. As a result some staff was laid off, programs and hours of availability were reduced, and some maintenance was deferred. … Read More
Volunteers from the Carkeek Watershed Community Action Project are caring for 27,000 chum salmon fry at the Les Malmgren imprint pond in Carkeek park. Each year fry are obtained from the Suquamish Hatchery and held in a pond at Carkeek… Read More
Love Carkeek Park? Consider Volunteering! In light of the recent elimination of staff and program closures to Carkeek Park and its Environmental Learning Center, volunteers are even more crucial to the survival of the park and its ecosystem…. Read More
