SUN Newsletters

SUN Newsletters

March 2008
- Background on Sphagnum bogs
- SUN completes inventory of Shadow Lake Bog
- Buy native plants to help support SUN!
- New faces at SUN
- Updates to On-line Interactive Habitat Map
- SUN receives in-kind printing from The Boeing Company!
December 2007
- SUN hosts workshop for the Washington Native Plant Society
- SUN's On-line Interactive Habitat Map- Version 1.3
- Green Footprints Action Works
- Updated SUN Plant Fact Sheets Now Available!
- SUN establishes monitoring plots for the GSP and maps invasive trees in the City
- Stream Restoration Monitoring Report now available!
- New Faces at SUN
September 2007
- Starflower Foundation Monitoring Project: Pritchard Island Beach Park
- On-line Interactive Habitat Map
- SUN Project Updates
- Remembering Mike Mercer
- SUN Summer Outreach
- New Faces at SUN
May 2007
Feature: Licton Springs- Citizen Science and Adaptive Restoration
Citywide Habitat Assessment
Starflower Restoration Monitoring
City of Shoreline Monitoring and Assessment
Lake People Park Mapping Project
Shadow Lake Bog Assessment

February 2007

Licton Springs- Restoration Monitoring
Monitoring for Success: Scientific evaluation of stream restoration projects in Western Washington
New Projects in 2007
SDOT Landscape Inventory
New Faces at SUN

September 2006

In Memoriam: Ann Lennartz
EarthCorps/King County Community Salmon Fund Project Monitoring
1st Annual Urban Ecology Symposium
SUN Barbecue Wrap-Up
Eastside Friends Meeting Survey

June 2006
- Holly - An Emerging Threat
- Friends of Licton Springs Grant
- SDOT Vegetation Survey Update
- Madrona Park Creek: A New Beginning
March 2006
- Llandover Woods - Past and Present
- Citywide Habitat Assessment - Part 1
- SUN House Party
- Invasive Plant of the Month
December 2005
- How Invaded are Seattle's Urban Forests?
- Deadhorse Canyon Project Completed
- Llandover Woods Survey
- SUN in Post-Intelligencer Article
September 2005
- Llandover Woods Grant
- Maps - A Snapshot in Time
- All Weeds are not Created Equal
- Deadhorse Canyon Update
May 2005
- Rainy Day of Restoration
- How Do You Manage an Urban Forest?
- SUN Initiates New Citywide Monitoring Project
February 2005
- What's Next for SUN in 2005
- How much of Seattle's Public Land is Covered by Native Species?
- Deadhorse Canyon Project in Full Gear
October 2004
- Which invasive species is the most extensive on public land in Seattle?
- SUN Receives Grant for Deadhorse Canyon Project
- Gold Creek Project Completed!

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