Thanks to King County Councilmember Larry Phillips for the heads up on a free workshop that the conservation district is putting on for waterfront homeowners this summer. This is a great starting point if you are a waterfront homeowner who wants to maintain the integrity of your property and the marine habitat at the same time. It's a free workshop in the morning and an optional lunch and "field trip" in the afternoon. Maybe I'll see you there.
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Where the Water Begins
Land Management Practices for Marine Shoreline & Bluff Properties
Saturday, June 26th
Discovery Park ELC, Seattle WA
Where the Water Begins
Land Management Practices for Marine Shoreline & Bluff Properties
Saturday, June 26th
Discovery Park ELC, Seattle WA
9:00 - 12:30 PM (Indoor Session)
12:30 - 3:30 PM (Optional Lunch & Field Trip)
Contact Brandy Reed for more information or to register:
(425) 282-1924
brandy.reed@kingcd.org
12:30 - 3:30 PM (Optional Lunch & Field Trip)
Contact Brandy Reed for more information or to register:
(425) 282-1924
brandy.reed@kingcd.org
Is your marine bluff or beach property eroding or
jeopardizing your house? Do you want to manage
vegetation to stabilize slopes while maintaining a beautiful
view of Puget Sound?
jeopardizing your house? Do you want to manage
vegetation to stabilize slopes while maintaining a beautiful
view of Puget Sound?
The King Conservation District invites you to attend a FREE
workshop developed for property owners along the marine
shorelines of King County. The workshop will provide
participants with an opportunity to learn about the
ecological, geological, and vegetation management issues
associated with owning property.
workshop developed for property owners along the marine
shorelines of King County. The workshop will provide
participants with an opportunity to learn about the
ecological, geological, and vegetation management issues
associated with owning property.
Topics:
Understanding the Ecology of Marine Nearshore and Riparian Ecology
Recognizing Coastal Geological Hazards
Using Native Vegetation to Reduce Erosion & Improve Fishand Wildlife Habitat
Understanding the Ecology of Marine Nearshore and Riparian Ecology
Recognizing Coastal Geological Hazards
Using Native Vegetation to Reduce Erosion & Improve Fishand Wildlife Habitat
Who Should Attend:
Landowners interested in stable natural marine shorelines & in reducing the potential for erosion and landslides
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Landowners interested in stable natural marine shorelines & in reducing the potential for erosion and landslides
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Current Listings:
Seattle Homes For Sale
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Seattle Homes For Sale
Seattle Waterfront Homes
Seattle Houseboats and Floating Homes
Sam DeBord is a Realtor and real estate broker with SeattleHome.com, a division of Washington State Realty, LLC. He is a member of the Seattle-King County Association of Realtors and a Green-Certified Pro. Sam can be contacted at (206) 658-3225 or Sam(at)SeattleHome.com.
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