A day of sparkling waters and shared reflection
Surrounded by water, it’s easy to overlook one of Seattle’s best water features: clean, accessible tap water. Read about a trip ECOSS took to the water’s source.
An equitable approach to accessible clean energy
The greatest barrier to promoting solar energy in Seattle is not lack of sunlight; it’s money. ECOSS works to advance equitable solar energy.
Combined sewer overflow: how stormwater became Puget Sound’s #1 source of pollution
Combined sewer overflow (CSO) is the #1 source of pollution in Puget Sound, threatening human, fish and aquatic life. But what is combined sewer overflow and how is it a problem?
ECOSS featured in WIRED article on outdoors access!
WIRED magazine interviewed Multicultural Outreach Manager Allan Kafley about his experience leading community members on outdoors adventures.
Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow
Over 70 Nepali-speaking community members joined ECOSS on snowshoeing trips this year, many of whom were first-time snowshoers!
ECOSS named a leader in environmental excellence
The Port of Seattle honored ECOSS as an Environmental Excellence awardee in recognition of education and outreach leadership within diverse communities.
How do we achieve zero food waste?
Despite Seattle’s best intentions, achieving zero food waste is easier said than done. ECOSS’ business outreach is helping.
Mindful of waste, mindful of self
Exercises in mindfulness and meditation can translate into environmental stewardship, as was the case during ECOSS’ temple outreach.
Give to help advance environmental equity in Puget Sound
Bolster ECOSS’ recent achievements in environmental equity with a gift. Be part of the local movement to GiveBIG on May 8!
Trailhead Direct Expands to Tukwila
Trailhead Direct returns with a new Cougar Mountain route servicing Tukwila and Renton! Community feedback was vital to this addition.