Green Cities Toolbox The Green Cities Toolbox is a collection of resources for city staff, restoration practitioners, and volunteers engaged in community-based stewardship of urban forested parklands and natural areas. Topics include restoration best management practices and planning tools, information
Our solution is simple – the Evergreen Restoration Program takes a holistic approach to improve climate resilience, restore critical habitat and provide clean water, air and natural areas in Puget Sound.
Written by Daniel Hachet, Project Manager Have you ever wondered if you could get 11,000 trees in the back of a U-Haul? Well, we did. And then we did it. As part of our Evergreen Restoration Program, over two intense
2024 annual report Letter from our Board Chair and CEO Dear Friends, In a world of dizzying changes, the lands we protect together offer something increasingly rare: certainty. Forests that stand. Habitat that nurtures fish and wildlife. Communities that thrive.
When people talk about supporting an organization like Forterra, they often assume it means writing a check. The truth is messier, richer, and more human. I’ve worked with over 365 volunteers this year, and I’ve seen people give in wildly
With more than 1,700,000 volunteer hours since 2005 and 2,000 events each year. For 20 years, the Green City Partnership has brought people together to care for our urban forests — and it all began with one bold idea in
volunteer Dedicated to protecting Washington’s forested parks, natural areas and communities. find local volunteer opportunities Each month, Forterra hosts dozens of restoration events with a wide range of activities. These activities can include planting young trees and plants to removing
Partners in Place: An Evening at Perkins Coie On November 19, Perkins Coie generously hosted an early-evening gathering of Forterra donors and special guests, with Board member Mike Dunning, welcoming everyone to Perkins Coie’s magnificent offices. Guests heard powerful stories
A sweet “thank you” This Earth Day, we’re holding close to what connects us: the land beneath our feet and the communities it sustains. We’re still smiling, reflecting on our several standout Earth Month events that celebrated community-powered restoration and
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