How to cut down on waste at the end of the school year
May 31, 2022
By Priscilla Brotherton, Sustainable Schools Program Manager I remember when my son returned from the…
Author: Jay Kosa
Heat Pump Confidential: A neighbor’s guide to getting a heat pump
May 20, 2022
One morning this past March, my family and I woke up to a chilly house…
Resilience is in the Details
April 28, 2022
Update August 9th, 2022: The resolution introduced by Whatcom County Council Members Carol Frazey and…
Taking Back the Act: The Clean Water Act at 50
March 21, 2022
2022 marks both RE Sources’ 40th anniversary and the 50th anniversary of the passage of…
Forestry decisions like the Bessie timber sale must better prioritize climate change, water quality
December 22, 2021
Update, January 31st: More than 1,000 people have sent letters to the state Board of…
The Conservation Futures Fund is a crucial investment in climate resilience
December 8, 2021
It’s hard to picture Whatcom County without its rich mosaic of landscapes, from stunning shorelines…
Summer for NW Washington kids is changing. Their school year should change, too
September 2, 2021
Our region’s youth—along with the adults in their lives—are entering another school year strained by…
Environmental Heroes 2021 Recap and Recording
June 10, 2021
People from across Northwest Washington convened Wednesday June 9th, for the 2021 Environmental Heroes Awards.…
Lessons from a school year like no other
June 2, 2021
By Priscilla Brotherton, Sustainable Schools Program Manager “I should have added water to every step…
25 ways you made 2020 better for the Salish Sea region
December 22, 2020
Thank you for your unwavering support and dedication to protecting the communities and the nature…