Join the Greenway Trust and beaver experts from Beavers Northwest on a sunset tour of Tibbets Creek, complete with lake and river views, and active habitat restoration project work along the creek.
Join the Issaquah Alps Trails Club and Green Issaquah as we continue our restoration efforts at Park Pointe. We will be removing invasive species, primarily blackberry bushes, to protect the forest and clear space to plant trees.
ArtDoors is a drop in event where you can bring your own art and craft projects and join others to make art in the park.
Join FLSSP in making our community cleaner, greener, and more beautiful by being a part of their summer litter cleanup series!
Come join City of Issaquah Park Ranger Casey Shane on a short family friendly group hike through Tradition Plateau’s Swamp and Big Tree trails. Learn about hiking basics and how to properly plan and prepare for your adventure.
join the People for Climate Action - Issaquah in celebrating their 5th anniversary in their concerted and collaborative work toward positive environmental and climate initiatives for our community.
Join IATC’s Svet Semov on this hike along the De Leo Wall Trail featuring some of the highest density of conifers in Cougar Mountain.
Join IATC on a history hike led by Tom Anderson to a visit an old sawmill high on the slopes of Squak Mountain.
Join IATC and the City of Issaquah on a guided hike along Pickering Reach to explore how riparian areas and wetlands are critical habitats for plant and wildlife diversity in the face of a rapidly changing climate.
Join the Issaquah Alps Trails Club and Kathleen Farley-Wolf, Program Manager at King County Parks, for a short hike through the forests of Cougar Mountain to discuss forest carbon, the history of Cougar Mountain, and the King County 30-year forest plan.
Join the Issaquah Alps Trails Club and Green Issaquah as we continue our restoration efforts at Park Pointe. We will be removing invasive species, primarily blackberry bushes, to protect the forest and clear space to plant trees.
Join City of Issaquah Urban Forest Supervisor Dan Hintz and Park Ranger Casey Shane to learn about the unique wetlands within Tradition Plateau on Tiger Mountain.
ArtDoors is a drop in event where you can bring your own art and craft projects and join others to make art in the park.
Join FLSSP in making our community cleaner, greener, and more beautiful by being a part of their summer litter cleanup series!
Join IATC and WA State Parks as we work to eradicate invasive plants, mainly European Holly, on Squak Mountain.
Join IATC’s Kim Ngo for a morning hike through Grand Ridge Park.
Join the Issaquah Alps Trails Club and Green Issaquah as we continue our restoration efforts at Park Pointe. We will be removing invasive species, primarily blackberry bushes, to protect the forest and clear space to plant trees.
ArtDoors is a drop in event where you can bring your own art and craft projects and join others to make art in the park.
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The salmon are returning as too will the one-of-a-kind IATC booth be at Salmon Days! Please drop by to learn about what we at the Issaquah Alps Trails Club have been doing to in and around the Alps to promote, preserve and protect the land and trails that keeps us “jammin’ with the salmon”.
The salmon are returning as too will the one-of-a-kind IATC booth be at Salmon Days! Please drop by to learn about what we at the Issaquah Alps Trails Club have been doing to in and around the Alps to promote, preserve and protect the land and trails that keeps us “jammin’ with the salmon”.
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Registration: 6:00-6:30 PM
Networking & Appetizers: 6:30-7:30 PM
Panel Discussion: 7:30-8:30 PM
Closing: 8:30-9:00 PM
Sam Jarrett, Program Manager, King County Parks
Ken Konigsmark, Board Member & Former Executive, Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust
Kristen Ohlson-Kiehn, Recreation & Conservation Division Manager, Washington Department of Natural Resources
Jayana Marshall, Conservation Programs Division Assistant Division Manager, Washington Department of Natural Resources
This event is in-person only. The speaking portion of this event will be recorded and posted online after the event.
Free and open to the public, with a suggested donation of $50 per attendee; proceeds to benefit IATC’s General Fund.
Registration required.
Learn more about last year’s IATC Public Forum 2023: Forest Carbon and Carbon Credits.
Even if you can’t attend the Public Forum, you can still make an impact. Please consider making a donation to support IATC's programming and advocacy to ensure the Issaquah Alps remain a welcoming public space for all.
Our organization is run by a community of volunteers who care deeply about the Issaquah Alps. If you consider yourself a lover of the Alps and would like to be active part of the Public Forum, please sign up below to volunteer.
Visit a Washington State Park without a Discover Pass today.
Visit a Washington State Park without a Discover Pass today.
Take a hike and learn about the geology and mining history in the Sky Country trailhead area on Cougar Mountain.
Join this very special community stewardship event hosted by students from Gibson Ek High School in partnership with the Lake Sammamish Urban Wildlife Refuge Partnership (UWRP), Trout Unlimited (TU) and Green Issaquah.
Show your love for Lake Sammamish State Park! Join UWRP for a post-Independence Day to clean up and give back to your community.
Experience our Down Home 4th of July festivities like never before. The City of Issaquah is thrilled to introduce some exciting new features to host a holiday celebration that's fresh, vibrant, and bursting with more fun than ever!
Join the Issaquah Alps Trails Club and Green Issaquah as we continue our restoration efforts at Park Pointe. We will be removing invasive species, primarily blackberry bushes, to protect the forest and clear space to plant trees.
Join IATC and WA State Parks as we work to eradicate invasive plants, mainly European Holly, on Squak Mountain.
Take a hike and learn about the geology and mining history in the Red Town area on Cougar Mountain
Visit a Washington State Park without a Discover Pass today.
Join City of Issaquah Urban Forest Supervisor and FLSSP board member Dan Hintz to learn about the native species used in restoration efforts at Lake Sammamish State Park.
Join geologist Annika Wallendahl for a family-friendly walking tour to learn about the geologic history of Tiger Mountain’s Tradition and Round Lakes.
Join geologist Annika Wallendahl for an all ages walking tour to learn about the geologic history of Tiger Mountain’s Tradition and Round Lakes.
Visit a Washington State Park without a Discover Pass today.
Join this very special community stewardship event hosted by students from Gibson Ek High School in partnership with the Lake Sammamish Urban Wildlife Refuge Partnership (UWRP), Trout Unlimited (TU) and Green Issaquah.
The walk will be led by Lori Danielson of the Eastside Audubon Society.
Visit a Washington State Park without a Discover Pass today.
Join IATC’s Kim Ngo for another morning hike through Grand Ridge Park.
Join the Lake Sammamish UWRP for an evening of discovery and connection with nature at their inaugural event series, "Watershed Talks," with the inaugural event titled "Urban Wildlife Coexistence."
Come join Green Issaquah at the East Sunset Trailhead to remove noxious weeds to help create a healthy forested habitat.
Join IATC for a hike to learn about the history of the High Point Mill on Tiger Mountain.
Hosted by MTSGT, this family-friendly event is for anyone who wants to connect with, and care for, the incredible natural areas in our community.
Join IATC and WA State Parks as we work to eradicate invasive plants, mainly European Holly, on Squak Mountain.
Join IATC’s Kim Ngo for a morning hike through Grand Ridge Park.
Join the Issaquah Alps Trails Club and Green Issaquah as we continue our restoration efforts at Park Pointe. We will be removing invasive species, primarily blackberry bushes, to protect the forest and clear space to plant trees.
Join IATC and WA State Parks as we work to eradicate invasive plants, mainly European Holly, on Squak Mountain.
Join IATC and Paul Fischer, Senior Forester with King County Parks, on a hike through Taylor Mountain as he discusses upland forest health and stewardship.
FLSSP is excited to host its 8th annual Walk n Wag event – the largest dog party on the Eastside!
Join IATC for an invigorating plant identification hike along the east side of Squak Mountain.
Participate in the world-wide 2024 City Nature Challenge by joining City of Issaquah Urban Forest Supervisor Dan Hintz for a walk along Sunset Beach to learn about and identify as many unique species of plants and animals as possible.
Want to learn more about becoming a Forest Steward and helping to restore and maintain our forested parks and open spaces in Issaquah? Come join the City of Issaquah for the next Forest Steward Orientation!
The walk will be led by Lori Danielson of the Eastside Audubon Society.
