WSU students work to develop interpretive garden at Pullman Park

A group of Washington State University landscape architecture students is working with the City of Pullman parks department to develop a wetland mitigation, a five-acre park at 1570 SE Johnson Road. Now under development, it was created in 2010 with a donation from the Herb Neil estate.

The students will work on the project through May 1.

As part of their third-year class, nine students developed an interpretive theme and designs for a wetland mitigation garden and interpretive trail. They worked in pairs to develop conceptual designs, and then city officials chose their preferred theme of “Ma...