Friends of Harrison Ridge

Longtime residents Catherine Nunneley and then Trina Wherry were the first "official" forest stewards of Harrison Ridge. They navigated...

By Wayne Grytting Harrison Ridge is a surprisingly good spot for birdwatching, good enough that it recently attracted Ed Dominguez (of...

Linda Becker ─ March 1, 2022 Across Seattle─and really, the whole metropolitan area─there are competing crises. On the one hand, we have...

This sign marks the spot where in 1995 a whole lot of volunteers began the work of restoring the Harrison Ridge Greenbelt. Follow-up...

Rain is grace; rain is the sky condescending to the earth; without rain, there would be no life. ~ John Updike September has brought...

Seattle Forest Week is coming soon! It will give people all over town the chance to help expand the populations of native plants so...

Want more information on what's going on in and around the neighborhood? Check out the Madison Park Time! This article was featured...

We recently welcomed a student to the ridge. Learn more about Matthew and his project in his own words. My name is Matthew Koay, a...

Mock orange, Philadelphus lewisii (a.k.a. syringa)---showy and aromatic. In late May the mock orange along Sussman Way was loaded with...

Along Sussman Way, close to the workbox, is a healthy stand of Pacific Ninebark, Physocarpus capitatus. The shredding bark is notable,...

I recently moved back into my family home which sits on the edge of the Harrison Ridge Greenbelt. Growing up here, I spent many a day...