What does camping mean for the Bhutanese community?

“Let’s go to the place where you can make a lot of noise, where you can yell and shout!” How do you escape the hustle and bustle of city life? […]

“Let’s go to the place where you can make a lot of noise, where you can yell and shout!” How do you escape the hustle and bustle of city life? […]

Read the NW Asian Weekly article! Young’s Restaurant recently commemorated their cisterns with ECOSS and King County RainWise. They are the first Seattle restaurant and business to install green stormwater […]

The Snohomish County Tribune featured ECOSS-hosted outreach around the connections between healthy homes and a healthy environment. Small changes at home can protect the environment and your community from pollution. […]

Stormwater pollution is Puget Sound’s #1 source of pollution. One restaurant, however, is on the forefront of reducing this pollution. During heavy rains, stormwater surges through city pipes. These surges […]

Dedication. Passion. Determination. Resilience. Pride. The Doris Duke Conservation Scholars exuded these feelings and many others during the Conservation Scholar Summit, where individuals shared connections with their communities, cultures and […]

The 2018 Water Festival brought communities together to celebrate their cultures and their connections to water and nature. Thank you all for being a part of the celebration! Check out […]

For some, this was the first graduation ceremony they had ever attended. The excitement was palpable. But this was no regular graduation ceremony. This was the graduation of some of […]

“Being true to myself and being true to the community that I serve is so important for programs to be an actual benefit to the community.” – Ruben Chi […]

Nearly 300 individuals representing ten communities, speaking eight different languages, of all ages from children to seniors. This was the extent of our outreach on electric vehicles in the last […]
Congratulations to the RainWise program for hitting the major milestone of capturing rainwater from two million square feet of rooftops via rain gardens and cisterns! That’s roughly equal to the […]