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Woodway Reserve 97
- Status
- Funded in 2001
The proposed Woodway Reserve would acquire 20.8 acres and contains four of the state’s priority habitat types including the Urban Natural Open Space habitat, two priority bird species, and several elements of the Natural Heritage Program. Dense, urban development surrounds this area of mature conifer forest, mixed forest, and forested wetlands, except where it connects to Puget Sound and nearby greenbelts. A prevalence of snags and rich plant communities support at least 40 species of birds. Future plans for this site beyond the continued protection of its habitat value include wildlife observation and outdoor environmental education.
Location
The Town of Woodway is located on Puget Sound just north the King County line in Snohomish County. Take exit 176 off I-5 and proceed north to 185th NW. Drive east on 185th NW to 20th Ave. W., turn north on 20th Ave. to Woodway City limits. The site is located adjacent to City Hall.
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Woodway Reserve 97
- The proposed Woodway Reserve would acquire 20.8 acres and contains four of the state’s priority habitat types including the Urban Natural Open Space habitat, two priority bird species, and several elements of the Natural Heritage Program. Dense, urban development surrounds this area of mature conifer forest, mixed forest, and forested wetlands, except where it connects to Puget Sound and nearby greenbelts. A prevalence of snags and rich plant communities support at least 40 species of birds. Future plans for this site beyond the continued protection of its habitat value include wildlife observation and outdoor environmental education.
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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.
