Volunteer organization committed to defending the integrity of Discovery Park, an urban forest located in the Magnolia neighborhood of Seattle. Includes a newsletter, current campaigns, and a newsletter.

Describes the watershed including its plants and animals, history, recreational opportunities, and an educational center. Also offers contacts, info on how to get involved, and a kids page.

They provides a link between citizens, business, community groups, schools, environmental organizations, and government to encourage stewardship of the watershed and promote participation in the watershed decision-making process.

Includes a list of members, meeting dates, and links.

Research institute dedicated to the integration of technology, computation, biology and medicine.

Organization restoring wild salmon in the Pacific Northwest. Includes an overview of hatchery reform, events, merchandise, background on salmon biology, and links.

Class-developed website has pictures and information on many of the plants and animals found on Seahurst Beach.

An independent, not-for-profit educational foundation dedicated to increasing the public's understanding and appreciation of science, mathematics, and technology through interactive exhibits and programs.

Highlights alternatives to the approved Monorail Project through Seattle Center, providing information in support of the preservation of Seattle Center as a city park.

Includes a calendar of events, newsletter, links, and member gallery.

Includes a list of research labs and topics, seminars, job opportunities, and a history of the organization.

Founded in 1982, the SRS is one of the oldest and largest robotics groups in the world. Membership is open to everyone. The group holds monthly meetings and several competitions. Site includes the Encoder online newsletter.

A list of sundial locations around Seattle.

Surveys urban wildlife habitat and maps open space and parks in Seattle to foster understanding, stewardship, and conservation of public lands. Includes an overview of the mapping process, tips to identifying habitats, and volunteer opportunities.

Overview of the forest, birds, geology, and plants of this community park. Includes an events calendar, directions, and volunteer opportunities.

Includes news, calendar, mission statement, employment opportunities, links, members, history, and archives.

Promotes community-based education and restoration in support of the Thornton Creek Watershed.

A resource for herbalists, medics, and botanists. Hypertext tour and partial catalogue.

From NASA, a number of satellite images of Seattle.

A conservation and education institution demonstrating value, beauty and interdependence of all living things