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Neighborhood Matching Fund supported Seal Sitters project unveils new signage

by Seattle Department of Neighborhoods on June 16, 2011

This West Seattle Seal Sitters project recieved $20,000 in funding from the Neighborhood Matching Fund for new signage with instructions on what to do if one finds a seal pup on the beach.

Filed Under: Grants and Funding Tagged With: Grants, Neighborhood Matching Fund, Seattle Department of Neighborhoods

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