by EPCA Admin | Jun 27, 2024 | Defend Cumberland
Charting the Green River Watershed: A Journey Through History and Indigenous Knowledge Writing and Research for this post by Zachary Pratt 1881 was a busy year for the Green River watershed as in the early part of the year, Virgil Bouge charted a route over...
by EPCA Admin | Jun 11, 2024 | Defend Cumberland
Clearing up some confusion. Defend Cumberland has stated from the beginning that county and state entities have offered to buy the properties where the mine and asphalt plant are proposed. When asked in meetings the applicant has denied there has been any offer. Both...
by EPCA Admin | Jun 6, 2024 | Defend Cumberland
Tucked away in the emerald forests and river valleys of Southeast King County, a string of charming communities form a rustic tapestry bound together by a shared appreciation for the great outdoors and small-town living. From Cumberland and Bayne to Ravensdale,...
by EPCA Admin | Jun 6, 2024 | Defend Cumberland
Lizard Mountain Towering over the lush forests of Cumberland, the striking silhouette of Lizard Mountain casts an unmistakable profile across the landscape. This iconic rock formation doesn’t just anchor the visual identity of our town – it lies at the...
by EPCA Admin | Jun 6, 2024 | Defend Cumberland
Cumberland, WA Nestled in the lush forests of western Washington, the town of Cumberland has a rich history and unique character that makes it truly one-of-a-kind. For over 150 years, the rugged and determined people of this tight-knit community have formed an...
by EPCA Admin | Jun 6, 2024 | Defend Cumberland
For people who are not familiar with the area or project, the above map gives an illustration of the proposed parcels for the aggregate mine and asphalt plant in Cumberland. This project per the SEPA Checklist would: Last 25-35 years Span 990 acres 50-55 million cubic...
