 🦭🐦⬛🐌 Explore the fascinating (and frequently adorable) world of Seattle’s urban wildlife this Earth Day! From one of the world's largest snails to the "dinosaurs of the skies," come along on an urban safari with videos highlighting our local flora and fauna. 🌎 Looking for volunteer opportunities? Seattle Parks and Recreation has you covered!
 In November, voters will decide the fate of Gov. Jay Inslee’s signature 2021 Climate Commitment Act. Supporters of ballot Initiative 2117 argue it’s a hidden gas tax, while proponents claim it’s a significant step towards achieving climate goals. City Inside/Out presents perspectives from both sides.
 Seattle and King County are digging deep to clean up sewage entering the city's waterways and Puget Sound. A massive tunnel project is underway beneath Fremont and Ballard, and when complete, the 2.7-mile tunnel will redirect excess runoff to a water treatment plant, helping to alleviate overwhelmed systems during heavy rain.
 Also aiding in cleaning the city's rain runoff are bioswales. These lush channels, filled with vegetation, mulch, and rocks, act as natural purifiers before polluted water runoff reaches storm drains.
 Seattle's rainy reputation isn't dampening the electrifying surge in solar power installations ignited by the 2022 federal climate tax credit! ☀️ We shed light on the trend.
 Author Daniel Handler, also known as Lemony Snicket from "A Series of Unfortunate Events," spills the beans on his latest book with Book Lust host Nancy Pearl. In their chat, Handler also opens up about his transformation from "tiresome in every undergraduate way" to the acclaimed writer he is today.
 The Seattle Channel pays tribute to Matt Chan, a beloved community advocate and television storyteller who touched countless lives. His dear friend Enrique Cerna shares this touching tribute, highlighting Matt's enduring legacy.
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