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The WWRP grant program has provided over $7 million for the protection of over 2,000 acres for mountain goats, bears, and elk at Mount Si.

Beaver Lk Natural Area Preserve, Phase 2: This is a project to acquire 17.01 acres of privately...; 47.60104276 -121.99095369
Beaver Lake Natural Area Preserve: This project acquires 58 acres of highly diverse wetlands, riparian,...; 47.59280097 -121.99273436
Cedar River Trail: Project bought 20 miles of railroad right-of-way between Renton and...; 47.37585504 -121.96673765
Covington Community Park Sports Field and Trails: Covington will use this grant to improve Covington Community Park...; 47.38636 -122.10334387
Duthie Hill Park Trailhead Development: The King County Department of Natural Resources and Parks will...; 47.57371065 -121.98128581
E.J. Roberts Park 91: Improvements to this existing neighborhood park to better serve North...; 47.49722222 -121.77388888
East Lake Sammamish Trail Development: The King County Department of Natural Resources and Parks will...; 47.55976803 -122.04940381
Issaquah Creek WaterWays - Phase 1: Issaquah will use this grant to acquire 7.8 acres of...; 47.52308131 -122.03585249
Issaquah Creek - Log Cabin Reach Acq: This project seeks to acquire three parcels on Issaquah Creek...; 47.46782696 -122.03142165
Lake Desire/Spring Lake: Acquisition of 382 acres of forest bordering both Spring Lake...; 47.43277777 -122.09027777
Little Si Access: The Department of Natural Resources will use this grant to...; 47.49026993 -121.75926406
Mailbox Peak Trail Development: The Department of Natural Resources will use this grant to...; 47.6 -122.3
Meadowbrook Farm: This project acquires a 328-acre site in King County with...; 47.51138888 -121.80527777
Mid-Fork Snoqualmie Riverfront Park: This project funds acquisition and development of 38.5 acres of...; 47.47723337 -121.74614074
Mount Si Interpretative Trail: This proposal is to construct a trailhead (35 vehicle capacity),...; 47.50138888 -121.70138888
Mount Si NRCA 00: This project adds properties to the Mount Si Natural Resources...; 47.50309878 -121.73897371
Mount Si NRCA 02: This project secures privately owned properties for inclusion in the...; 47.54859567 -121.650992
Mount Si NRCA 98: The Mount Si Natural Resource Conservation Area (NRCA) is located...; 47.50138888 -121.70138888
Mount Si NRCA, Ph. 1: In the Mount Si Natural Resources Conservation Area (NRCA), this...; 47.50138888 -121.70138888
Mount Si NRCA, Ph. 3: Secures additional critical lands in the conservation area for continued...; 47.50138888 -121.70138888
Mount Si NRCA: Mount Si is an extremely popular conservation area due to...; 47.50138888 -121.70138888
Mount Si NRCA, Ph. 2: Addition to the Mount Si NRCA of habitat and recreation...; 47.50138888 -121.70138888
Mt. Si NRCA Trail Bridges (Development) 2008: The Washington Department of Natural Resources will use this grant...; 47.4888907 -121.72291857
Multi-Purpose Sports Turf Field - Central Park: Issaquah will use this grant to install two artificial turf...; 47.54108988 -122.00353165
Preston Community Park Acquisition: This project will acquire 12.7 acres in the center of...; 47.52444444 -121.92944444
Soos Creek Regional Trail Dev. Ph 4: King County is requesting WWRP assistance for its Soos Creek...; 47.46888888 -122.15861111
South Issaquah Creek Greenway Project: The proposed project is for the acquisition of a 4.4...; 47.51733052 -122.03169154
Squak Valley Park Expansion: This application is for the acquisition of a 12.5 acre...; 47.51055788 -122.02389374
Three Forks Park: County purchased 350 acres of riverfront, wetlands, and uplands at...; 47.52055555 -121.81194444
Tiger Mountain Ph. 3: This project is the last phase of development under the...; 47.50388888 -121.97555555
Tiger Mountain State Forest Trail Bridges: The Department of Natural Resources will use this grant to...; 47.47545857 -121.92890371
Tiger Mt. Trailhead Construction: This project develops two trailhead facilities and ten miles of...; 47.46722222 -121.93722222
Torguson Property: Acquisition of 8.3 acres to expand an existing community park....; 47.49083333 -121.77444444
West Tiger Mountain NRCA 02: This is a project to acquire privately owned properties eligible...; 47.5327604 -121.96810335
West Tiger Mountain NRCA: This 150 acre acquisition in King County secures crucial inholdings...; 47.52890222 -121.98983121
West Tiger Mountain NRCA 98: The Tiger Mountain State Forest is located near Issaquah in...; 47.52890222 -121.98983121
West Tiger Mountain NRCA Acq: This purchase of 128 acres in King County secures critical...; 47.52890222 -121.98983121
Issaquah-High Pt Regional Trai Connector: Issaquah will use this grant to build a 1-mile, muliple-use...; 47.53425494 -122.02916607
Middle Fork Natural Area Acquisition: King County will use this grant to buy 50 acres...; 47.49542528 -121.63393279

Note: Not all projects are shown. red = pending, green = funded

5th Legislative District

East King County

Projects Funded in 2011 - 2012 5 total projects $1,654,647

Covington Community Park Sports Field and Trails - City of Covington - $500,000 Covington will use this grant to improve Covington Community Park...

Duthie Hill Park Trailhead Development - King County DNR & Parks - $317,477 The King County Department of Natural Resources and Parks will...

East Lake Sammamish Trail Development - King County DNR & Parks - $500,000 The King County Department of Natural Resources and Parks will...

Mailbox Peak Trail Development - Dept of Natural Resources - $89,300 The Department of Natural Resources will use this grant to...

Tiger Mountain State Forest Trail Bridges - Dept of Natural Resources - $247,870 The Department of Natural Resources will use this grant to...

1990 - 2010 Funded Projects 41 total projects $28,916,919

Beaver Lake Natural Area Preserve - City of Sammamish - $1,493,146

Beaver Lk Natural Area Preserve, Phase 2 - City of Sammamish - $301,256

Cedar River Trail - King Co Parks & Rec - $380,821

E.J. Roberts Park 91 - North Bend Community Dev - $134,730

Issaquah Creek - Log Cabin Reach Acq - King Co Water & Land Res - $208,894

Issaquah Creek WaterWays - Phase 1 - City of Issaquah - $448,204

Issaquah-High Pt Regional Trai Connector - City of Issaquah - $108,924

Lake Desire/Spring Lake - King Co Parks & Rec - $1,200,000

Lake Sawyer Regional Park - King Co Parks & Rec - $500,000

Little Si Access - Dept of Natural Resources - $239,065

Meadowbrook Farm - North Bend Community Dev - $500,000

Mid-Fork Snoqualmie Riverfront Park - King Co Parks & Rec - $360,000

Middle Fork Natural Area Acquisition - King County - $72,794

Mount Si NRCA - Dept of Natural Resources - $1,412,046

Mount Si NRCA, Ph. 2 - Dept of Natural Resources - $250,000

Mount Si Interpretative Trail - Dept of Natural Resources - $139,999

Mount Si NRCA 00 - Dept of Natural Resources - $2,898,523

Mount Si NRCA 02 - Dept of Natural Resources - $871,594

Mount Si NRCA 02- Return - Dept of Natural Resources - $1,200,000

Mount Si NRCA 98 - Dept of Natural Resources - $1,450,025

Mount Si NRCA, Ph. 1 - Dept of Natural Resources - $1,513,114

Mount Si NRCA, Ph. 3 - Dept of Natural Resources - $92,975

Mt. Si NRCA Trail Bridges (Development) 2008 - Dept of Natural Resources - $80,000

Multi-Purpose Sports Turf Field - Central Park - City of Issaquah - $500,000

Preston Community Park Acquisition - King Co Parks & Rec - $404,276

Soaring Eagle Park/Hazel Wolf Wetlands - King Co Parks & Rec - $1,000,000

Soos Creek Regional Trail Dev. Ph 4 - King Co Parks & Rec - $885,082

South Issaquah Creek Greenway Project - Issaquah Parks & Rec Dept - $229,631

Squak Valley Park Creekside Restoration - City of Issaquah - $450,000

Squak Valley Park Expansion - Issaquah Parks & Rec Dept - $226,183

Taylor Mountain Forest Inholdings - King County - $300,000

Three Forks Park - King Co Parks & Rec - $1,150,360

Tiger Mountain Ph. 3 - Dept of Natural Resources - $291,925

Tiger Mt. Trailhead Construction - Dept of Natural Resources - $725,385

Tolle Anderson Park Acquisition - City of Issaquah - $1,000,000

Torguson Property - North Bend Community Dev - $425,600

West Tiger Mountain NRCA - Dept of Natural Resources - $1,750,000

West Tiger Mountain NRCA 02 - Dept of Natural Resources - $824,062

West Tiger Mountain NRCA 04 - Dept of Natural Resources - $537,000

West Tiger Mountain NRCA 98 - Dept of Natural Resources - $1,411,305

West Tiger Mountain NRCA Acq - Dept of Natural Resources - $950,000

What is the WWRP?

The Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program (WWRP) is a state grant program that creates and conserves local and state parks, wildlife habitat and working farms. The Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office administers WWRP grants, and the legislature funds the program.

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Projects Funded in 2011 - 2012 5 total projects $1,654,647

1990 - 2010 Funded Projects 41 total projects $28,916,919

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