In our more than two decades of environmental advocacy here in Lake Forest Park, Stewardship Foundation volunteer hours and funding have produced many publications, most notably “A Salmon’s Guide to Lake Forest Park,” which highlights our local streams and wetlands. This booklet was originally published in 2006 and mailed by the Foundation to every household in LFP. A charming compilation of history and information about why our watersheds are important especially in salmon recovery, the booklet has become a collector’s item! The accompanying map has been updated several times over the years. You may have seen our poster-sized copies of this map at our booth at a local event, or perhaps you have one of the coveted copies. It’s fun to locate your home and see which waterway is nearest to you and how the streams flow into Lake Washington.
We are pleased to announce that thanks to LFPSF Advisory Board Member Doug Mitchell, the maps have been recently updated and are available for you to view or download (click here or Publications from drop down menu above). Doug also spearheaded the creation of an interactive GIS version of the map which can be viewed at GIS Salmons Guide map
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HAPPY NEW YEAR! Thanks to everyone who joined us for our Annual Meeting in December. Our FY2024-25 Accomplishments Report is now available online. CLICK HERE to view or download the report.
Stewardship Foundation Board members with LFP Mayor Tom French at Red Sky Gallery after presentation to the City of the painting “Growing to the Sun” by Jannelle Loewen.
Read the full story here in the Shoreline Area News:
https://www.shorelineareanews.com/2025/09/stewardship-foundation-presents-tree.html
Thanks to all who visited us on Sunday, July 13th @ the LFP Farmers Market! The Lake Forest Park Farmers Market is a fresh market with locally grown and produced food (including many organic options), flowers, and a limited number of crafts vendors who complement our market community.
Market hours during the season are Sundays from 10 AM to 2 PM.
The market takes place in the parking lot adjacent to Third Place Commons, in front of the Professional Building at the Town Center at Lake Forest Park, at the intersection of Bothell Way NE and Ballinger Way NE with ample free parking.
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It’s here! The popular Secret Gardens of LFP tour & Garden Market!
Saturday, June 14th
Purchase tickets in advance at local garden centers, the LFP Farmers
Market or online and exchange the advance ticket at the lower level of
the Town Center for a map of the gardens on the date of the event.
Same day tickets can be purchased in person there as well.
The Secret Gardens of Lake Forest Park Garden Tour and Market is a
cooperative effort between the Friends of Third Place Commons, the Lake Forest
Park Garden Club, the Lake Forest Park Stewardship Foundation, Shorelake Arts,
and area businesses. Proceeds from the tour and market support various
charitable causes in the community.
Celebrate Earth Week: Clean Up LFP
Stewardship Foundation will once again sponsor a park clean up day for Earth Week on Saturday April 19 from 9 am – 2 pm!
Last year, a total of 36 people came out on a beautiful day in Lake Forest Park to celebrate Earth Day, by picking up trash and removing invasive plants in several parks around the Town Center.
We plan to meet at 9:00 am at Whispering Willow Park this year. Please join us for this fulfilling experience of civic engagement and community well-being. Let’s give back and help our natural environments which provide us with so many benefits such as clean air, clean water, and spiritual rejuvenation! Pastries and refreshments will be served.
Print & Share our Ivy Out flyer (download here)
Current Happenings
THANKS to all who wrote and commented in support, the City Council voted to pass the Resolution to purchase the property!
Read all about it in our latest eNews online here
Thank you for your interest in preserving and improving |
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