The 23-acre Lea Hill garden is now permanently protected. Auburn celebrates with a free open house this Saturday.

The Trafton Floodplain project aims to give salmon room to roam and slow flood surges near the Whitehorse Trail.

UW researchers counted about 82 coyotes in Seattle in one summer alone, feasting on rabbits, berries, and freedom from predators.

Residents opposed a four-story self-storage project on Tacoma's South 74th Street that threatened up to 37 Garry oaks estimated to be 450 to 600 years old.

More than 7,400 donations helped a small coalition pay to halt logging on 29 acres near Sadie Creek Campground on the Olympic Peninsula.

A Sequim Audubon volunteer shuts her drapes nightly as nearly 7 million birds crossed Washington in a single night this week.

Chinook, sockeye, and coho are pushing into Redmond's waterways from saltwater, with the Redmond Trestle among the best spots to watch.

The plan would fund 57 projects, from a Duwamish River salmon habitat to a Bellevue orchard beside affordable housing.

Radar tracked nearly 752,000 birds over King County in a single night, with a peak of 279,000 aloft at once.

Heron's Key residents raised $750,000 over seven years to pave a path around two retention ponds in Gig Harbor.

The 1-pound baby, born to parents Nigel and Quillow, sports bright reddish-orange hair that will fade to black and white.

The $14 million deal protects a watershed serving 1.6 million residents and clears the way for trails and parkland along SR-169.

Marty Bluewater, the only person living on Protection Island, says he supports handing the wildlife refuge to the Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe.