Lund's Gulch/Lund's Creek
Description:
The objective of the Lund's Gulch/Lund's Creek acquisition project is to purchase those properties along Lund's Creek that are targeted for development and are necessary to protect this watershed. The long term goal is the preservation of the Lund's Creek basin and Meadowdale County Park. This will preserve the entire region for use as open space and wildlife habitat. Since 1980 the local schools have been releasing salmon into the stream and working to improve the stream and surrounding habitats for wildlife survival. More intense development is expected in the near future, so protection of this public area is vital to the quality of life of our residents. The community has and will continue to use this area for recreation, nature watching, changing their pace of life, learning, and helpful volunteering.
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Lund's Gulch/Lund's Creek
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The objective of the Lund's Gulch/Lund's Creek acquisition project is to purchase those properties along Lund's Creek that are targeted for development and are necessary to protect this watershed. The long term goal is the preservation of the Lund's Creek basin and Meadowdale County Park. This will preserve the entire region for use as open space and wildlife habitat. Since 1980 the local schools have been releasing salmon into the stream and working to improve the stream and surrounding habitats for wildlife survival. More intense development is expected in the near future, so protection of this public area is vital to the quality of life of our residents. The community has and will continue to use this area for recreation, nature watching, changing their pace of life, learning, and helpful volunteering.
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Lund's Gulch is located north of the City of Lynnwood with approximate boundaries of 164th Street on the south, 52nd - 56th Avenue on the east, 152nd SW on the north, and Puget Sound on the west. The Gulch is over 250 acres with approximately 105.5 acres in public ownership (Meadowdale Beach County Park). Proceed north on 52nd Avenue West to west on 160th Street. Follow park signs.
