Celebration

We did it!

Friends of Madrona Woods called the community out on a sunny July day to celebrate the completion of the Madrona Park Creek daylighting!

About 25 neighbors and supporters joined members of the FOMW board and Parks Superintendent Tim Gallagher to swap tales of restoration present and past, listen to brief speeches, and eat cookies with lemonade while looking over the new Madrona Park wetland cove. Then several enjoyed a tour of the daylighted stream and part of Madrona Woods. Pictured with Superintendent Gallagher (far right) are board members (left to right) Ann Bucher, Joan Scott, Bill Scott, Paul Beveridge, Michael Quirk, Deirdre McCrary, and Judith Starbuck. Missing were John Lahti, John and Betsy Darrah, and Peg Gaynor, landscape architect and consultant.

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  The Friends of Madrona Woods strive to restore the Woods to a healthy, natural state by removing non-native invasive plants and revegetating with diverse native plants and to make the Woods safe and accessible through an environmentally friendly trail system.