Columbia Citizens

1. Where do you take visitors? Seward Park.
2. Where do you hang out on a sunny afternoon? Seward Park.
3. Where do you hang out on a dreary day? Seward Park.
4. Where can you launch a kayak? At the Ferdinand Street boat launch just across from Seward Park.
5. Where do you after a giant Thanksgiving meal? Seward Park.
6. Where do you suggest a person go if they want to see old-growth forest? Seward Park.
7. Where can I find a paved, 3-mile trail? Seward Park.
8. Where have you seen a bald eagle around here? Seward Park.
9. Where can you go on a night-time "owl education" walk with a naturalist/guide? Seward Park.
10. Where is a good place to walk the dog? Seward Park.

http://www.seattle.gov/Parks/environment/seward.htm

If all final inspections go according to plan (yes, I am knocking on wood), the Center should be ready for occupancy on February 1. Staff will spend the month of February moving in, setting up exhibits, etc. Current plan is for a "Grand Opening" in mid-March.

Gail Gatton, Director
Seward Park Environmental & Audubon Center

Looking forward to it. Is the playground set to open at the same time? Last we saw (about a week ago) there had been no visible work on the new playground. though the old stuff has been removed for a good long time.