The Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust

Stewardship: The Greenway Trust's stewardship program continues To implement ecological restoration and recreational trail projects throughout The Greenway nha. This includes completing significant ecological restoration projects (nearing 500 acres of public land in active restoration) in partnership with Washington state parks and The cities of issaquah, seattle, shoreline, burien, north bend and several other partners. More than 16,000 native trees and shrubs were planted on these sites. Key recreational projects included completing major trail improvements To The very popular rattlesnake ledge trail, completing and opening with The snoqualmie lake trailhead in The middle fork snoqualmie valley and completing wildland trail maintenance on nearly 80 miles of trail.

Other program services: despite pandemic limitations, The Greenway Trust's education program continues To provide environmental education To students throughout king county and expand youth internship opportunities focused on water quality and environmental conservation.

Conservation & partnerships: The Greenway Trust continued management planning for The Mountains To Sound Greenway national heritage area. The Greenway Trust continues To support land conservation and regional recreation throughout The Greenway nha facilitating land transactions between willing sellers and buyers, supporting sustainable land use and land management, and pursuing opportunities To fill in regional trail gaps. The Greenway Trust continues To strengthen its efforts in The eastern half of The Greenway, supporting and/or leading efforts on The towns-to-teanaway trail network, planning and development of The teanaway community forest, The east cascades recreation partnership and The checkerboard partnership planning committee.