Rain can’t stop the trick or tree-ting!

As part of Duwamish Alive and Orca Recovery Day, ECOSS and Mountains to Sound worked with volunteers to plant over 200 trees and shrubs!

As part of Duwamish Alive and Orca Recovery Day, ECOSS and Mountains to Sound worked with volunteers to plant over 200 trees and shrubs!

Vicky Raya is a racial equity advisor with Seattle Public Utilities, but it all started at ECOSS. Read her story from PINKAPALOOZA.

Joycelyn Chui leads by example to encourage others to be more environmentally sustainable. Read about her story from ECOSS’ PINKAPALOOZA.

Read about Yug Dabadi’s journey as a Bhutanese refugee and now a community leader — one of many stories at ECOSS’ PINKAPALOOZA celebration.

Jacobs Engineering invited ECOSS to tour the site of the upcoming King County Georgetown Wet Weather Treatment Plant. Check out impressions from ECOSS’ Stormwater Programs Director.

We are humbled by our amazing community to celebrate businesses, communities and the environment. Check out some of the highlights!

PINKAPALOOZA returns on September 14! Check out photos from the last event to preview the upcoming celebration.

Access to green spaces promotes individual health and community connections. ECOSS is dedicated to ensuring outdoors access extends to communities of color as well. Read about ECOSS’ recent Trailhead Direct hike!

What does it take to center equity in Green Stormwater Infrastructure (GSI) projects? How can others replicate successful community engagement models? Read about ECOSS’ approach.
Join us for an evening to remember, featuring delicious food, multicultural performances and inspirational stories, with a chance to support ECOSS!