Bellevue Honors Extinct Birds with Sculptures, Boosts Greenery and Infrastructure

The Lost Bird Project, a series of sculptures representing birds that have gone extinct, is featured in the latest issue of It’s Your City, which is being distributed to Bellevue residents and businesses. The sculptures are also on display in the Urban Meadow at the Bellevue Botanical Garden, providing a quiet space for reflection on these lost species, according to the

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The Fall-Winter edition of the local magazine covers Bellevue’s efforts to preserve its green heritage, including the City Council’s passage of updated tree codes to protect “significant” and “landmark” trees. These measures are intended to help preserve the city’s natural legacy. The issue also features the Lost Birds, emphasizing the importance of protecting natural resources, as reported by the

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Over the past eight years, it has helped improve safety with new crosswalks, streetlights, sidewalks, bike lanes, and turn lanes, benefiting neighborhoods throughout Bellevue. Councilmember Jared Nieuwenhuis also discusses the Keep Bellevue Beautiful program in his Council Corner column. This program encourages residents and businesses to collaborate in making the community better, providing long-term benefits for Bellevue, as stated by the

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