Restrooms and other freqently touched aeas are sanitized daily. Please do your part: wash your hands, practice social distancing (6') and stay home if you're feeling ill. You'll notice these signs posted in City Parks in the coming days.
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Dancing is therapeutic! Get your therapy on with SPIN Dance at Home in June! Register for free to get the link and password.
Cordata Park Opens to Pedestrians May 20 No onsite parking is yet available and access is from the sidewalk to two pedestrian trail entrances. Over a mile of limestone trails and six bridges are acce
City of Bellingham tennis courts remain CLOSED. Govenor Inslee clarified that "staffed" courts can operate. None of our courts are staffed and will remain closed until we enter Phase 2 of re-opening.
We're gearing up for our Camp at Home summer program. Honk for more information!
We paid our respects to the old maple tree at Fountain Plaza this morning. The tree served it’s useful life on this corner of Monroe and Meridian Streets for many years and had eventually rotted from
In your neighborhood, do you have the invasive species Scotch Broom? Help The Washington Invasive Species Council know where and how much Scotch Broom is growing near you. Report your sightings. #The
If you walk quietly enough through any brushy area and look closely, there is a good chance of spotting this common variety gartersnake. This one managed to give me a fright when it slithered over my
We stand with Earth Day Network, a global non-profit that has been building the environmental movement since the first Earth Day in 1970. Here's how you can get involved... Go to earthday.org so you c
The Park Volunteer Program team can’t wait to get our new signs in our Nursery. In the meantime, celebrate Earth Day by adding some native species to your yard. Check to see if your favorite nursery i
