- Located in King County

- 116 acres

- Composed of forest and wetlands

- Headwaters for Evans Creek and Laughing Jacobs Creek

- Property consists of equestrian and pedestrian trails, interpretive deck, information kiosk, boardwalk and bridge

- The preserve is used for recreation and as a field lab by high school students

- Vegetation is rich and highly interesting: six species of sedges, four species of rushes and several species of grasses can be found

- The high diversity in a single wetland is very unusual among east Lake Sammamish wetlands and is comparable to lowland King County

- The preserve help control quality and quantity of water flow

- Wildlife includes deer, bear, wood ducks, osprey and tree frogs