NWFGS 2020 Seminar Showcased Landscaping with Native Plants
For those that attended the talk, here is the PDF of Jacobus Saperstein’s presentation. Northwest Flower and Garden Festival Benefits … Continued
NWFGS 2020 Soil Health 101 Seminar Well-Attended
For those that attended the talk, here is the PDF of Jay Mirro and Megan Weldon’s presentation. NWFGS 2020 Soil … Continued
Where Do Bareroot Plants Come From?
Last week King Conservation District staff and crews traveled to Bow, Washington and toured the Washington Association of Conservation Districts’ … Continued
Three Tips for Working with Professional Contractors on Forest Projects
Invasive species control work, like the Ivy removal described in our previous blog posts, and your property’s situation may be … Continued
Liz Fredrickson
Liz Fredrickson joined KCD in October as the Shorelines and Volunteer Projects Coordinator serving as an Individual Placement (IP) with … Continued
Natalie Quist
Natalie is excited to join KCD as the AmeriCorps Community Engagement Projects Coordinator. She believes in sustainable agriculture and increasing … Continued
Clyzzel Samson
Clyzzel (also goes by Cly) joined KCD in September as the Community Agriculture Fellow through the Rainier Valley Corps/Got Green’s … Continued
It’s Wildfire Season
Some people think wildfire is only a concern for Central and Eastern Washington and not the wetter western half of … Continued
Yesler Swamp Project
In 2015, Seattle Parks Foundation received a KCD-Seattle Community Partnership grant award for $31,940 to restore six acres of wetlands … Continued
Kirkland Twilight Tour shows off KCD/Lake Washington Christian Church Shoreline Restoration Partnership
As if on cue, a bald eagle soared overhead during a recent Twilight Tour at Lake Washington Christian Church, where … Continued