Urban Forest Management Plan - Taking Care of the "Wilderness Within"

You can help shape the vision of Issaquah’s urban forest management by taking a brief survey.

Tom AndersonApril 1, 2024advocacy, partner, conservation northwest

Cougar Mountain Acquisition Update!

IATC StaffMarch 4, 2024advocacy, partner, conservation northwest

Tiger Mountain Part of 2000 Acres of Forest Set Aside For Conservation in Washington

IATC StaffFebruary 1, 2024advocacy, partner, conservation northwest

Cheers to a Successful Forest Carbon Forum!

Guest UserNovember 6, 2023advocacy, partner, conservation northwest

Grand Opening of the East Lake Sammamish Trail

The paved version of the East Lake Sammamish Trail (ELST) is now open for walkers, runners, baby strollers and cyclists.

Tom AndersonOctober 29, 2023advocacy, partner, conservation northwest

South Paw Timber Sale Explained

Kelly JiangOctober 1, 2023advocacy, partner, conservation northwest

Forest Carbon in the Issaquah Alps

Kelly JiangOctober 1, 2023advocacy, partner, conservation northwest

Maintaining Forest Health on Cougar Mountain

Guest UserAugust 31, 2023advocacy, partner, conservation northwest

The Amphibians of the Issaquah Alps

IATC StaffAugust 30, 2023advocacy, partner, conservation northwest, save coal creek

BREAKING NEWS: Major steps in the fight to Save Coal Creek!

IATC StaffAugust 3, 2023advocacy, partner, conservation northwest

Help with King County's Updated Flood Plan

IATC StaffAugust 3, 2023advocacy, partner, conservation northwest

Take Action Now to Support the Trust Land Transfer Program

Our partners at Conservation Northwest are urging members of the Issaquah Alps Trails Club to take action to support the continuation of the Trust Land Transfer. This program has historically supported public lands such as Tiger Mountain. The trails club supports this effort and encourages its members to learn more and take action today by contacting your legislators.

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