Hundreds of volunteers help revitalize and restore the Duwamish River, which runs through Seattle on its way to Puget Sound and is home to four species of salmon. For more information click here. From Field and Stream – “The way we see it, anyone can be a hero to fish and game or its habitat. Any [...]
by Hays Swinney Five years ago, when I started at Forterra (formerly Cascade Land Conservancy), Pieter Bohen, then Stewardship Director, was excited to show me one of the properties I would soon become intimately involved with, the Duwamish Hill Preserve. He described it to me, with unwavering enthusiasm, as an 8.5-acre preserve on the Duwamish River, [...]
by Jeremy Grisham I can only define eco-therapy and what it means to me, by the impact it has had on my life. When I realized what it is, then it became a tool and today I use that tool as a method with which I work to manage life with PTSD, depression—and everything in life [...]
by Anna Mines April 20, 2013. Earth Day. There was no where I would have rather been than squatting in the soil on that crisp Saturday morning, pulling out buttercup after buttercup. The activity may have been mindless, but it sure proved rewarding to see the small patch cleared of invasive species, and to feel the [...]
Last Fall, EarthCorps volunteer and Eagle Scout, Dillon Killroy, took part in the October DA! event. Here's what he had to say. I chose to work with Earth Corps because they are a local organization that works to restore sites with in the area. This is the kind of project I had wanted to do, something [...]