currently proposed opening 21 June 2013
Yesterday was the warmest day in over six months, over 80 degrees Fahrenheit, and windy. The West Creek Watershed is finishing development as Cuyahoga's newest jewel in its Emerald necklace of parks. My nephew and me were among the very few of the park's visitors. As atmospherically a pleasant day in this belated spring, it was easy roaming about. There are spots that should prove very good towards bird sightings. We saw a few birds distantly, only one handsome wood duck acutely. My nephew was very eager to point out deer tracks, and scat. Being mid-day, the deer made themselves invisible.
A six feet storm drain with video consoles is ready to present to visitors. The exhibits give a heavy influence in the protection of the local environment, giving lessons in the effects of small streams, and storm flooding.
The displays are installed, but not finalised.
a path through the trees is ready
A new path towards the education building is demarcated, new bridges were complete. A sign was still on site announcing a Fall 2012 opening.
landscaping is in the final hours of preparation
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