Urban Forest Restoration at Lincoln Park

Providing opportunities for community to connect with nature, in a safe and welcoming space while we restore our urban forests.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION:

Lincoln Park is a 135-acre green space, located alongside the shores of the Puget Sound, in West Seattle. The park and its urban forests are a much-valued resource to surrounding communities and are on the stolen land of the Coast Salish Peoples (Duwamish, Suquamish and Muckleshoot tribes).

Our hard-working urban forests are threatened by climate change, pollution, increased population/use and introduced plants that can out-compete native trees and plants that provide so many eco-benefits to all that inhabit the city. Friends of Lincoln Park (FliP) is committed to restoring and maintaining the health of these important urban forests while providing year-long volunteer opportunities at restoration events, led by volunteer forest stewards and supported by Green Seattle Partnership. During these events, volunteers have the opportunity to learn about and connect with nature in a safe, welcoming space. FLiP is part of the Green Seattle Partnership.

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Send a check

To make a donation by mail, please send a check payable to Seattle Parks Foundation to:

PO Box 3541
Seattle, WA 98124-3541

If your gift is intended for one of our community partners, please add their name in the memo line or with an accompanying note.

A tax receipt will be mailed to you upon receipt of your contribution.

Thank you!

Donate Your Car

Have an old car taking up space in your driveway?

Donate it to Seattle Parks Foundation!

We accept most cars, trucks, trailers, boats, RVs, motorcycles, off-road vehicles, heavy equipment, and other motorized vehicles. All or part of your donation may be tax deductible.

To get started, simply complete the online donation form or call 855.500.7433 or 855.500.RIDE to speak to a representative. You can also read more at careasy.org.

Have an old car taking up space in your driveway?