Blog
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Restoring Living History: The Fourth of July Flag Raising at Fort Lawton
On the morning of the Fourth of July, our community gathered for a memorable flag- raising ceremony at the historic flagpole on the north end of the former Fort Lawton parade grounds.
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Why Your Dog Matters to Discovery Park’s Future
A thriving park isn’t just about having fun; it’s about being good stewards of the land and habitats we all cherish. And the good news? Dog owners and wildlife advocates have far more in common than divides us.
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In Memoriam: Char Reaber and Kris Baker
While our Capehart restoration site has been filled with vibrant summer blooms, it has also been a place of reflection and remembrance this year.
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In Their Backyard: Spotting Barred Owls at Discovery Park
A beautiful family of barred owls has been delighting visitors at Discovery Park. Learn more about the barred owls that call Discovery Park home.
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Fort Lawton Circa 1930: A Glimpse into Discovery Park’s Past
Compare historic views of Fort Lawton from around 1930 with Discovery Park today, and learn how Seattle’s former military installation became the city’s largest public park.
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Study Stresses Discovery Park’s “Wildness”
Research found that 92% of visitors’ most meaningful experiences at Discovery Park depend on its wildness, highlighting the importance of protecting Seattle’s largest park.
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Celebrate Seattle Arbor Day: Why Trees Matter at Discovery Park
Celebrate Arbor Day by learning how trees support wildlife, improve urban forests, and how you can help care for Discovery Park through volunteering and stewardship.
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Finally, It’s Fort Lawton Park: The Day Discovery Park Became Reality
Learn the story behind the 1972 dedication of Discovery Park, when Fort Lawton officially became Seattle’s largest public park after years of community advocacy and leadership.
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Exploring Discovery Park and Seattle’s Magnolia Neighborhood
Take a look back at Seattle’s Discovery Park in this archived Seattle Channel video, and see how the city’s largest park has changed over the years.