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What is a watershed? A watershed is the drainage basin of a river or stream. All the precipitation, whether rain or snow, that falls in the basin eventually drains downstream and collects in larger and larger watercourses. Tiny brooks join to form streams, these...
It’s a potpourri of parks, water, and personnel updates at the next Finn Hill Neighborhood Alliance (FHNA) public meeting on Wednesday, May 23 at 7pm in the Finn Hill Junior High cafeteria. David Kimmett, King County Natural Lands Program/Project Manager, will review...
Are you interested in touring a landfill, recycling facility or composting facility? Does learning about how to save energy in your home and lower your water utility costs interest you? Want to learn about your local watershed and wildlife and how to protect them?...
Do you have any business or organizational association with landowners who have streams on or near their properties? We need more trees along our streams to help salmon survive, and you can play a part. Come to a free, informal workshop to: Learn useful tips and...
Class is in session for the Kirkland Civics Academy starting on Wednesday, May 2. All presentations will be at Kirkland City Hall. Details are at www.kirklandwa.gov/depart/CMO/Academy.htm. Registration is open and available online...
Great news: If you make a gift to FHNA on May 2, the Seattle Foundation will chip in as well! FHNA has been able to accomplish a lot over the years thanks to your generosity. For those of you have already given using the contribution envelopes available at our events...
We just learned that the King County Council’s Transportation, Environment and Economy Committee will consider the proposed 30-year use agreement between Kirkland Youth Lacrosse and King County Parks for the new lacrosse field in Big Finn Hill Park. This hearing...
People of all ages are encouraged to explore a wooded trail on Finn Hill as part of a national effort to connect people with nature in April. The Finn Hill Neighborhood Alliance (FHNA) has teamed with Let’s G.O.!, (“Get Outside”) a youth-inspired, youth-led Children &...
Thousands of trees have been planted in the 40 acres of Finn Hill forest known as the Juanita Woodlands. To give those trees a better chance of survival, volunteers are asked to help do clean-up in the area around the trees so growth isn’t stifled by ivy,...
Feeling lost on where to go or who to talk with regarding matters related to your new Kirkland jurisdiction? Wondering what information is even available or what questions can be asked? The Finn Hill Neighborhood Alliance (FHNA) will host Kirkland Communications...
