Multicultural outreach extends green outdoor access to diverse communities

By partnering with ECOSS, Trailhead Direct reached communities in 2018 that would otherwise have never heard of this transportation option.

By partnering with ECOSS, Trailhead Direct reached communities in 2018 that would otherwise have never heard of this transportation option.

Polluted stormwater runoff is the #1 pollution source around Puget Sound. Businesses are helping mitigate that pollution. During heavy rainfall, water picks up pollutants from impervious surfaces like roads and […]

Blue bins are now practically synonymous with recycling. Many know that soda cans and old newspapers go into recycling bins, destined to become other useful products. But what about old […]

Give today to promote environmental solutions in local communities and your gift will be doubled for #GivingTuesday! Your donation will fund projects like our RainWise outreach, tackling Puget Sound’s #1 source […]
ECOSS and Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust partnered to provide environmental education, cultural history and habitat restoration opportunities for diverse communities as part of Duwamish Alive! Allan Kafley, Multicultural Outreach […]
ECOSS and Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust partnered to provide environmental education, cultural history and habitat restoration opportunities for diverse communities as part of Duwamish Alive! Mountains to Sound’s environmental […]
Tukwila councilmember De’Sean Quinn came out with his family to restore habitat at the Duwamish Hill Preserve as part of Duwamish Alive! Check out the video to hear why volunteering […]

Many immigrants and refugees appreciate the environment and want to protect nature, but are unaware of opportunities to do so in new surroundings. The New Arrivals program connects these new […]
Equitable access to environmental solutions means reaching out to underserved communities. These are often the people most impacted by water pollution, air pollution and other environmental challenges, yet commonly face […]

Autumn is a great time for habitat restoration around Puget Sound. The start of the rainy season means softer soils, perfect for invasive weed removal and native vegetation planting. Although […]