2013: Environmental Volunteering does a body good
Follow this link to a great article in the Seattle Times about pulling ivy with EarthCorps Fit for Life columnist Nicole Tsong is all in for working hard and doing good for the planet by volunteering with EarthCorps, the nonprofit Seattle-based organization dedicated...2013: Trees for Neighborhoods
The Trees for Neighborhoods Program is starting up again! The Trees for Neighborhoods program helps Seattle residents plant trees around their homes. Participants in the program receive: Free trees (up to 4 per household)Watering bagsTraining on proper planting and...2013: Updating the City’s Stormwater Regulations
Our stormwater code protects people, property, and the environment by controlling how rain water runs off of streets, buildings, and parking lots. This stormwater runoff can cause flooding, landslides, and erosion that can damage our homes, businesses, and property....2013: Water Quality: Report Suspected Pollution in the Creek
The water quality of Thornton Creek continues to be in the news. Last week, TCA’s meeting was attended by Q13 television news — you can watch their report on human fecal bacteria in Thornton Creek here: Source of contamination in smelly Thornton Creek a...2013: Thornton Creek Water Quality in the News
E.coli warning issued for Seattle’s Thornton Creek As reported in the news media, the public is being warned to stay out of Thornton Creek due to high concentrations of human E.coli. The news is in response to the recent report “Investigation of...
Thornton Creek Alliance (TCA) is a grassroots, nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and restoring an ecological balance in the Thornton Creek watershed, a drainage of approximately 11.6 square miles in northeast Seattle and Shoreline.
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Thornton Creek Alliance
P.O. Box 25690
Seattle, WA 98165-1190
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