Monthly Archive: February 2019

Join us for a Saturday Morning Warm Up at the Lake!

Date: February 23 2019
Time: 9AM to Noon
Meet: East End of the Small Craft Center Docks
(near the old Aqua Theater and the Pitch and Putt Golf Course)

Rain or shine…we will be preparing our restoration sites to add new plants in March.

Expect muddy work. Dress for chilly weather. Wear close-toed shoes. Bring a bottle of water.

Questions? Rob Hutcheson at 206 854-1654, email Rob, or go to the Green Seattle Partnership website to sign up.

Our mailing address is:
greenlakestewards@gmail.com

Secchi Depth: 3.6 Meters (11.8 feet)
Water Temp: 3.5 degrees C (38.3 degrees F)

Monitored at East Green Lake by Jeffrey Howard. The sample was taken from the T-dock near the Green Lake Community Center. Jeff will continue sampling weekly from the same site and also report the data quarterly to King County using their format.

Through a combination of efforts by volunteer lake monitors and King County staff, the King County Lake Stewardship Program analyzes data to track long-term water quality trends in small lakes in western King County, including Green Lake. To go to the King County Lake Information Page for Green Lake, click here. Choose “Green Lake-1”.

Secchi Depth: 3.2 Meters (10.5 feet)
Water Temp: 3.8 degrees C (38.8 degrees F)

Monitored at East Green Lake by Jeffrey Howard. The sample was taken from the T-dock near the Green Lake Community Center. Jeff will continue sampling weekly from the same site and also report the data quarterly to King County using their format.

Through a combination of efforts by volunteer lake monitors and King County staff, the King County Lake Stewardship Program analyzes data to track long-term water quality trends in small lakes in western King County, including Green Lake. To go to the King County Lake Information Page for Green Lake, click here. Choose “Green Lake-1”.

Secchi Depth: 2.8 Meters (9.2 feet)
Water Temp: 6.1 degrees C (43.0 degrees F)

Monitored at East Green Lake by Jeffrey Howard. The sample was taken from the T-dock near the Green Lake Community Center. Jeff will continue sampling weekly from the same site and also report the data quarterly to King County using their format.

Through a combination of efforts by volunteer lake monitors and King County staff, the King County Lake Stewardship Program analyzes data to track long-term water quality trends in small lakes in western King County, including Green Lake. To go to the King County Lake Information Page for Green Lake, click here. Choose “Green Lake-1”.