Audubon Society Black Hills Chapter

ECOSS was established in 1994 to address challenges over the imbalance of the South Park neighborhood and lower Duwamish River. By bridging the interests of residents, industry, and government, the organization has created a model that is both sustainable and mutually beneficial. Over the years our work has expanded in range and scope as other communities have recognized the benefits of this holistic approach.By offering free and confidential services, ECOSS has developed a niche within the Puget Sound area as a trusted source of environmental education and a link to sustainable resources. Our suite of services includes:

The Washington Asphalt Pavement Association (WEA) is the largest representative of public school employees in Washington, advocating for the rights and interests of its members. With a strong presence in Olympia, the WEA works tirelessly to ensure that public school employees are supported and empowered in their roles within the education system. Generated from their website's infomation

Nature Consortium in Seattle, WA offers a variety of volunteer opportunities for individuals and groups to participate in urban forest and wetland restoration projects. Participants can engage in activities such as park cleanups and forest restoration to help preserve and enhance the natural environment of the Delridge neighborhood. By joining the Green Seattle Partnership volunteer program and the Delridge Neighborhoods Development Association Urban Forest Restoration Program, volunteers release the City of Seattle and associated organizations from liability, while also gaining the chance to contribute to the community through hands-on conservation efforts.Generated from the website