KCD Seeks Board Supervisor Candidates for 2023
Are you interested in becoming a KCD Board Supervisor? KCD Board Supervisors help steer KCD and the important conservation work … Continued
Orca Recovery Day 2022 – Braving the Smoke at Langlois Creek
Thanks to everyone who braved the smoke and came out last Saturday for Orca Recovery Day! 82 degrees and smoky … Continued
Thimbleberry – Native Plant Spotlight
Thimbleberry (Rubus parviflorus) This fast-growing thornless shrub would make a great addition to any backyard garden. Thimbleberry is identifiable by … Continued
Red Elderberry – Native Plant Spotlight
Red Elderberry (Sambucus racemosa) Red elderberry is a favorite of native wildlife. It ranges in size from a shrub to … Continued
KCD/MAI Seeking AmeriCorps Forest Stewardship Technician for 2023
Mt. Adams Institute is actively recruiting applicants for the 2023 service year. KCD will be sponsoring a Forest Stewardship Technician IP … Continued
October 2022 Newsletter
Volunteer: Orca Recovery Day 2022 Café Juanita owner/chef creates new fish refuge Shore Friendly Workshops and Beach Walks WaterWorks Grant … Continued
KCD WCC Crews Reflect on Their Service Year and Plans for the Future
KCD’s 2021-2022 Washington Conservation Corps crew members recently wrapped up their year of service. We asked them to share some … Continued
Join a KCD Washington Conservation Corps Crew
Washington Conservation Corps (WCC) crews are an essential part of KCD’s work enhancing riparian shorelines across King County – they’re … Continued
September 2022 Newsletter
Orca Recovery Day – October 15, 2022 KCD Advisory Committee Seeks Strong Voices Cover Crop Distributed to 40 Community Gardens … Continued
Finding the “Cadillac” of manure storage systems
KCD’s South Sound Discovery Farms® collaboration with American Farmland Trust and Whatcom Conservation District was featured in Manure Manager Magazine. … Continued