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Union Bay Natural Area

The Union Bay Natural Area, part of the University of Washington Botanic Gardens, has a rich history spanning several decades, highlighted by its evolution from Montlake Landfill to a thriving ecological space. The area has undergone various transformations, including methane vent installations and blackberry removal initiatives that began in 1998. This timeline showcases significant events from 1937 to 2011, illustrating the ongoing environmental stewardship of the School of Environmental and Forest Sciences and the College of the Environment.

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Union Bay Natural Area

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  1. Union Bay Natural Area UW Botanic Gardens School of Environmental and Forest Sciences College of the Environment

  2. 1937

  3. ~ 1946

  4. 1952

  5. 2011 2011

  6. 1958

  7. Montlake Landfill in the late 1950’s

  8. Methane vent

  9. Dime lot, 1995

  10. 1997

  11. 1998

  12. Dime lot, 1998

  13. Why did we decide to mow the blackberry? (Started in 1998.) Dime lot 1975

  14. Dime lot 1986

  15. Dime lot 1992

  16. Dime lot 1996

  17. 2001

  18. 2001

  19. 2001

  20. 2002

  21. 2004

  22. 2007

  23. 2011

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