With the increasing impacts of Coronavirus/COVID-19 on our lives and local businesses, the ECOSS team has been answering the question, “What can we offer, as a community-based organization centered on environmental equity?”
ECOSS’ Industrial Stormwater classes are open for registration! Learn about the Industrial Stormwater Permit and best practices in a confidential setting.
Check out ECOSS’ 2019 impacts with local businesses and diverse communities around electrical vehicles, outdoors access and more!
11 low- to moderate-income homeowners are now making electricity from the sun thanks to Solarize the Land Trust. ECOSS was pivotal in helping multicultural participants overcome language barriers.
Multicultural Outreach Coordinator, Jabes Otieno, spoke to Audubon Magazine about his experience bringing members of African immigrant communities to nearby hiking trails. For many, this was a new and positive experience!
2019 saw substantial progress on environmental sustainability and equity for small businesses, immigrants, refugees and communities of color. Join us in reliving the highlights of our year’s work!
This season’s Trailhead Direct outreach added to the evidence for public transit to address inequities in outdoors access.
The Pacific Northwest is excellent for foraging. For Bhutanese refugees, a public lands workshop promoted access to these opportunities.
ECOSS and others joined the Port of Seattle at Equinox Studios to learn about oyster barrels and construct these innovative cisterns on site!
ECOSS hosted a workshop on Grattix boxes, one of many innovative stormwater solutions for businesses on display at Equinox studios!
