Awardee
Shoreline/Shoreline Historical Museum
Award Amount
$57,000
Project
Miyawaki Urban Forest History Project
Description
The Miyawaki Urban Forest History Project will reforest a vacant lot turning it into a forest-museum highlighting the intersection of human and natural history. The forest-museum is a dense, native forest growing rapidly, and sequestering carbon.
Miyawaki Urban Forest Project page on Shoreline Historical Museum website

Senior Program Manager, Member Jurisdiction Partnerships
425-773-9065
Schedule a meeting with her via Calendly.
Jessica has managed the Member Jurisdiction and WRIA Grant Programs at KCD since March 2007. Jessica has a Bachelors degree in Environmental Studies and Spanish and graduate level education in the fields of Public Administration, Urban Planning, and Facilitation and Negotiation. She is an experienced program manager responsible for tracking millions of dollars in grant funding with a successful track record of liaising with local governments, nonprofits, and watershed groups on natural resource conservation issues.

