Stewardship Partners is proud to launch our new website. We have made many changes that focus on usability, navigation, branding, traffic generation and visitor engagement.
We now are able to more easily update content and dovetail our social media sites for users to interact. Visit the new site at www.stewardshippartners.org.
Rain Garden Workshops
Stewardship Partners is co-hosting a series of Rain Garden Workshops across Puget Sound as part of the 12,000 Rain Garden Campaign. See below for dates and times in your area. Be sure to check our website events page for more information.
Where: Seattle, Cascade neighborhood YMCA
When: Feb 28 from 6-8:30PM
RSVP to Emily Meltzer (emeltzer@seattleymca.org )
or Aaron Clark ( ac@stewardshippartners.org)
Where: Mercer Slough Environmental Education Center, Bellevue
When: March 27th from 6-8:30PM
RSVP to Dustin Van Nieulande: DVanNieula@bellevuewa.gov or 425-452-2565
Other Events
March 6th – Salmon-Safe Happy Hour at Whole Foods Bellevue 5:30-8:00 PM
May 22nd – Dinner and Lunch at Duke’s Restaurants – Proceeds support us!
July 25th – Feast on the Farm – Chef Brendan McGill – Oxbow Farm
Where: Lake Forest Park: Windermere Real
Estate Meeting room;
17711 Ballinger Way NE, Lake Forest Park, WA
When: April 4th from 6-8:30PM
RSVP to Kim Josund: kim.josund@gmail.com
Special thanks to Windermere Real Estate
Where: South Seattle Community College
When: April (date TBA- check events page)
RSVP to Aaron Clark: ac@stewardshippartners.org
Where: Kirkland City Hall, Council Chambers. 123 5th Ave, Kirkland WA.
When: May 16 from 6-8:30PM, Followed by a planting
day event on May 18
RSVP to Betsy Adams (badams@kirklandwa.gov)
Cows Meet Clams Workshop
Stewardship Partners has teamed up with The Cows Meet Clams consortium which is offering an educational workshop at Oxbow Farm, February 25th. This five hour tour and workshop will showcase an integrated, hands-on approach to operating a successful and sustainable farm. The holistic approach will combine stewardship, succession planning and marketing economic development that taps into trends in restoration, buy-local and experience-based tourism. Topics include building healthy soil, water and habitat; forest inventories and management plans; cost-share opportunities; incorporating stewardship into outreach and education; low-impact development (Natural Landscaping); marketing tools and how tourism and economic development trends can generate new revenue.
Register: www.brownpapertickets.com/event/319677
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