WDFW seeks public input on a project to restore seven acres of estuarine habitat at the Theler Wetlands, aiming to enhance the environment for fish and wildlife, including the endangered Hood Canal summer chum salmon.

Rainier Community Center in Seattle hosts a free event for 13-24-year-olds on April 17, offering entertainment, food, and information on employment and the new Seattle Mentors program.

Seattle's Parks and Recreation has launched the Hope for Youth fund to offer young people in underserved areas better access to sports and personal development opportunities.

Razor clam digs are scheduled on the Washington coast from April 8-14, with designated times and beaches announced by the WDFW. Diggers require a valid fishing license and must follow updated regulations.

Seattle celebrates Earth Month with various green activities organized by Seattle Parks and Recreation, including volunteer events across the city aimed at habitat restoration and environmental education.

Seattle Parks and Recreation introduces an online reservation system for popular picnic spots, making the booking process more convenient and eliminating the need for paperwork or in-person queueing.

Seattle Parks and Recreation is seeking proposals for new management of Green Lake Pitch & Putt, with emphasis on community engagement and innovation.

Washington's DNR is auctioning off 10.34-acre Cliffside Estates Lot 3 in Klickitat County to buy more profitable trust land. The public auction is on April 11, 2024.

Seattle Parks and Recreation announces the opening of the new Green Lake Community Boathouse on April 13, 2024, with a focus on inclusivity and watersports.

Magnuson Park in Seattle is commemorating the first world flight's centenary with a celebration at the Park Cafe and Brewery, featuring a free drink for the first 100 guests and various festivities.

Seattle Parks and Recreation announces two new off-leash dog areas in West Seattle Stadium and Othello Park, with plans to develop more pending additional funding.

Seattle's parks are bustling with spring activity, featuring blooming flora, active insects like bees and butterflies, migratory birds, and beetles, alongside local excitement for March Madness basketball.

Agencies in Washington State plan to reintroduce bull trout to Sullivan Lake and Harvey Creek to establish a self-sustaining population as part of a broader conservation initiative.