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Stewardship Partners creates people-based solutions that engage Puget Sound communities as caretakers of the land and water that sustain us.

When everyone understands their role, has access to resources, and has a sense of belonging to community, land and water, then positive change happens. Mixing optimism, realism and action, Stewardship Partners starts with empathy; we listen then co-create solutions with our partners, connecting them with their environment and each other to improve watershed health.

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Volunteer Opportunities

On select Saturdays throughout the spring and fall, Stewardship Partners hosts public volunteer events on farms in the Snoqualmie Valley. Come out, grab a shovel and some gloves and plant some trees with us!  Interested in a team building activity? We can also set up custom events any day of the week for you and your team.

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Goodbye Chef Bill

It’s with a heavy heart that we share the sad news that our good friend and stewardship partner Bill Ranniger passed away recently after a battle with cancer.  Bill was the Executive Chef at Duke’s Seafood and had a profound love for the Northwest, the environment, salmon, music, and community. His passion for food and …

Welcome Bryan Haakenson to the Board

We are thrilled to welcome Bryan Haakenson, Principal and Senior Project Manager at GLY, to the Stewardship Partners Board of Directors! A Northwest native who embodies every aspect of GLY’s collaborative, community-centered approach, Bryan provides leadership on projects in the heart of thriving residential, educational, and corporate campuses that are fully occupied during construction. His …