Community Restoration Grants
A new community restoration grant program for urban and suburban cities in Washington State that is supported by the One Square Fund.
Program
Community Restoration Grant Awarded to Whale Scout
Forterra is proud to announce that it is awarding a Community Restoration Grant to Whale Scout. Whale Scout channels the public’s interest and passion about whales into salmon habitat restoration projects to protect the primary food source of struggling orcas
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Community Restoration Grant Awarded to Tilth Alliance!
Forterra is proud to announce that it is awarding a Community Restoration Grant to Tilth Alliance in Kirkland. With the funding, Tilth Aliance will engage 250 Indian American youth through Indian American Community Services youth leadership program. The youth will
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Community Restoration Grant Awarded to Trout Unlimited!
Forterra is proud to announce it is awarding a Community Restoration Grant to Trout Unlimited in Issaquah to fund the ongoing rejuvenation of Tibbetts Creek, which has faced a formidable history of habitat degradation caused by coal mining pollution and
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Community Restoration Grant Awarded to Partner in Employment!
Forterra is proud to announce it is awarding a Community Restoration Grant to Partner in Employment (PIE) to fund the work of the Youth Restoration Training Crew, a paid training program for immigrant and refugee youth in King County. Partner
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Land Stewardship
Forterra stewards properties to sustain their ecological value. Caring for the land requires management and preservation of trail networks, historic sites, and other cultural and community assets.
Chehalis Basin Strategy
Forterra is collaborating with partners to support restoration along the Chehalis River Basin, the second largest intact watershed in Washington, to improve habitat of the 115-mile salmon-filled river.
Conservation
Forterra provides landowners opportunities to conserve their land. Employing creative and innovative tools, we work to consider the many ways land supports the wellbeing of all.
Community Real Estate
The health of the environment and the health of people is grounded in how land is developed, owned and managed. Forterra not only conserves natural spaces and working lands, we also invest in places where people live – because just like nature, our health depends on it.
Transfer of Development Rights
Through individual, market-based transactions, development rights are transferred from our region’s privately owned farmland, forestland and natural areas to areas that can accommodate additional growth and density.