Seattle Public Schools is asking anyone who may have information about Friday's shooting to contact the Seattle police tip line at 206-233-5000, where tips may be submitted anonymously. A reward is being offered by the Youth Peace and Justice Foundation.
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As the community comes together following this tragedy, we hope the parks and public spaces in the area continue to offer places for connection and belonging.
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The Rainier Beach community members that we have the honor to work with exemplify the tight knit neighborhood, creating shared spaces, projects and programming to benefit and support each other.
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These areas will only thrive with ongoing efforts, and the green jobs and restoration training that Dirt Corps provides is crucial for the long-term health of our wetlands. We’re thankful for their dedication to making the region more climate resilient.

📸: UW Center for Urban Horticulture
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Duwamish Alive Coalition works with Delridge Neighborhood Development Association to steward Delridge Wetland Park, as well as American Rivers to restore the wetlands at Roxhill Park.
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nearly all of the original wetlands of the Duwamish River and Lake Washington have disappeared.

Several of our partners are actively restoring wetlands in our region. Green Seattle Partnership leads work parties at Rainier Beach Urban Farm and Wetlands twice a month.
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All over the world, wetlands are disappearing at an alarming rate. In the United States alone, over 50% of wetlands have been lost since the 1780s. Washington state has lost more than 30% of wetlands since then, and in King County,
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Despite only making up around 6% of the Earth’s land surface, 40% of all plant and animal species rely on wetlands for food, water, and shelter. They also filter pollutants from water, absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, and can reduce the intensity of floods and storms.
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their successes, and technical knowledge from large restoration efforts.

Early Bird registration ends this Friday, February 6!

🗓️ February 24, 2026
📍 Tukwila Community Center
🕘 9am-4:30pm

Learn more and register at the link in our bio!

📸: West Seattle Blog
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Come Out Seattle co-founders Nathan Benedict and Steve Nyman recently told the story of one of the city's first major Gay dance clubs that opened 45 years ago, The Depot. Read their article in Seattle Gay News at the link in our bio! 🔗

📸: Seattle Gay News
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Businesses like The Garden of Allah were spaces for people to gather with and in community, and allowed folks to develop and grow. Through their educational online archive, Come Out Seattle is working to ensure the stories of safe public LGBTQIA+ spaces are never forgotten. 🏳️‍🌈
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Over the last few months, DVSA has been giving away free samples of PPF to community members! Give them a follow for updates on their giveaway schedule. 💚

Learn more about DVSA and how you can support their work at the link in our bio! 🔗

📸: DVSA
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This grant will support their work to evaluate the nutritional conditions of the Probiotic Plant Food (PPF) produced from the South Park biodigester they installed in October of 2024.
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envision a near-term improvement of Occidental Avenue for Spring 2026.

Learn more about the project at the link in our bio!

📸: Seattle Department of Transportation
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For the last 18 months, Seattle Parks Foundation has been working alongside the Seattle Seahawks, Lumen Field, Seattle Department of Transportation, Seattle Mariners, T-Mobile Park, Alliance for Pioneer Square, MIG, Public Sphere Projects, and neighbors and businesses in the neighborhood to
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