Forterra completes the acquisition and transfer to Tulalip Tribes for long-term stewardship and cultural access Highlights: Forterra purchased 40 acres of unique freshwater bog habitat and surrounding forested wetlands at Woods Lake in Snohomish County. Forterra transferred this property to the Tulalip Tribes for culturally-informed ecological stewardship. This purchase was ...

30-acre Hancock Creek transaction preserves old-growth and mature forest Oct. 11, 2024. KING COUNTY, Wash. – Located along the western rim of the Cascades, close enough to the Salish Sea for the endangered marbled murrelet to make a round trip back with food for nestlings hidden high in the branches ...

The rare undeveloped Lake Washington shoreline is a critical wildlife corridor Sept. 25, 2024 KENMORE, Wash. – Forterra has facilitated the purchase of a rare undeveloped stretch of land along the Lake Washington shoreline for the expansion of Saint Edward State Park in Kenmore. Forterra and Washington State Parks secured ...

Community Campaign launched to preserve Frog’s Home Sept. 5, 2024 YAKIMA COUNTY, Wash. – The Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Nation ("Yakama Nation") and Forterra are pursuing protection of the180-acre property known as "Frog’s Home" along the Yakima River. Our collective goal is to restore critical habitat through ...

Facilitates purchase of prized property for City of Tukwila park expansion Aug. 8, 2024 TUKWILA, Wash. – Forterra has facilitated the purchase of two small but important parcels with grant funding to expand Duwamish Hill Preserve. Located on the north end of Tukwila along the Duwamish River, the City of ...

Highlights:  Partner in Employment (PIE) receives $25,000 Community Restoration Grant to support Youth Restoration Training Crew PIE’s next Training Crew cohort begins February 13 Next funding round of Forterra’s Community Restoration Grants opens March 1 Seattle, Wash. – February 12, 2024 - Forterra has rewarded Partner in Employment (PIE) $25,000 ...