2019 KCD Regional Food System Grant Program Awardees
In 2019, KCD awarded $600,000 in grants to support projects that contribute to the economic viability of local farms, encourage … Continued
KCD-Seattle Community Partnership Grant Program Awards $483,000 in 2019
The highly competitive King Conservation District (KCD)-Seattle Community Partnership Grant Program advances environmental equity in Seattle and awards approximately $400,000 … Continued
Young Women Empowered
The Young Women Empowered (Y-WE) Nature Connections Program is a catalyst program for young women and their adult mentors to … Continued
Growing Grain in King County
On August 8, Carnation Farms started harvesting their Talisman Barley with guidance from WSU Bread Lab. The grain harvest is … Continued
Des Moines Waterfront Farmers Market Celebrates Seniors
At a recent Board of Supervisors meeting, a $13,000 Member Jurisdiction Grant was awarded to Des Moines Waterfront Farmers Market’s … Continued
City of Sammamish, Stormwater Outreach, 2017-18
$25,468 Complete! Triangle Associates, Inc. on behalf of the City of Sammamish will adapt previously developed classroom stormwater workshops and … Continued
City of Renton, Renton Farmers Market, Marketing and Promotion, 2017
$9,419 Complete! Promote this community gathering place focused around local, fresh food that offers educational opportunities about farming, the environment … Continued
City of Auburn – 2017 Auburn International Farmers Market – Marketing and Demonstrations
$20,000 The goal is to increase access to healthy, local farm products in Auburn available at the Auburn International Farmers … Continued
EarthCorps – Seahurst Park Shoreline and Forest Vegetation Stewardship, 2016-19
$48,351 In collaboration with City of Burien’s Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Department, EarthCorps will monitor, steward and adaptively manage … Continued
City of Kent – Green Kent Partnership (Year 8), 2017-18
$52,765 Complete! Continued support to implement the Green Kent Partnership with the goal of actively managing all of Kent’s public … Continued