GREEN CITY PARTNERSHIPS AND FORTERRA KICK OFF GREEN CITY DAYS 2022Â
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Join us and help improve the health of our forested parks and urban green spaces!
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Forterra acquired the 30 acres to conserve the site and meet the needs of the surrounding community.
Forterra, Kitsap County and Rayonier have entered into a purchase and sale agreement to acquire up to 756 acres of high priority timber rights, featuring important cultural, ecological, and recreational values.
By ELLIOTT ALMOND, CDN Contributor Read the article at Cascadia Daily News INDEX — Ken Harrison has one fiat his gang of Bellingham trail hounds never question. Have fun out there. That’s it. No edicts, rules or Zen-like decrees about communing
The Hazel Wolf Wetlands Preserve is one of the most pristine wetland-based wildlife refuges in King County. The preserve’s 116 acres were preserved in 1995, offering trails which lace though Hazel Wolf Wetland’s rich vegetation, diverse species and even a beaver dam.
Student-based engagement model trains students to be environmental stewards and lead community-engagement programs
Despite its beauty, the area’s unnatural construction intensifies the creek’s annual dry period, causing harm to the creek, the valley and the local ecology. In 2009, Forterra purchased 250 acres in Gold Creek Valley with grant funding from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) with the purpose of protecting endangered species and habitat.
Community land trusts and conservation land trusts strengthen each other through innovative strategies for owning land.
Brighton Jones is providing extra support throughout 2022 to aid in restoration efforts