“Happy Holidays” from Wilderness Rim Association’s Board of Trustees From left to right (in picture): Ernie Henrie Brian Mogridge John Greer Jim Besso Donna Greathouse Neel Suzanne Glazier (Administrative Assistant) Steve McDonald Kimberlea Miller Joyce Jansen Not pictured: Fernando Platin, Jr. Matthew Rourke

View Larger Map The Drums Seventeen drums representing different cultures are placed in an exterior courtyard of vine maples. A clear flowing stream moves water up copper tubing above each drum.  Computer-driven solenoid valves create programmed rhythms of contemporary and ethnic compositions as well as mimicking the rain at various times. Artist Dan Corson: “I(…)

View Larger Map The Center The Cedar River Watershed Education Center is the gateway to Seattle’s Municipal Watershed, nestled above the shores of Rattlesnake Lake. Families, groups, individuals, and classes come here to learn about their drinking water, discover ways to conserve, and connect with the unique cultural history of this special place. Visit and(…)

From:  http://your.kingcounty.gov/dnrp/library/water-and-land/forestry/forestfire/NorthBendCWPPAssess.pdf GENERAL – Wilderness Rim is another example of unchecked growth in the interface area. This development has been in place for several years and is an example of why interface issues have become important. This is a small lot development that puts structures in close proximity with one another. The street system is(…)