King County wants to spend $100 million on 57 land projects covering about 1,500 acres, from saving part of a city park to turning other sites into salmon habitat and stormwater space

King County Executive Girmay Zahilay has proposed $100 million for 57 conservation projects covering about 1,500 acres. The plan would protect parks and farmland, expand urban greenspace, restore salmon habitat and create stormwater infrastructure. Projects include preserving part of North SeaTac Park, restoring the Duwamish River and expanding recreational trails across the county.
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