Get Involved
There are a lot of ways to be a stewardship partner!
Events
Check out some great stewardship events led by us and our partners across the region. Dig in!
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.
Connect with us!
Feel free to reach out to us with any questions or comments using the form below.
Blog
What’s Working & Who’s Missing?
Conversations of equity and youth pathways for green infrastructure “I was shy, I was quiet, I would never be able to [speak to an audience like this]… Paulina gave me a voice… gave me a sense of purpose, gave me a safe place to do what I love to do which is to be an …
Sustainability Super Heroes: Inspiring young environmental stewards
Elizabeth Wing, third-grade teacher, is our Sustainability Super Hero! On a daily basis she inspires her third-graders to become great stewards of the environment at Carnation Elementary School, about 30 miles from Seattle, in the Snoqualmie Valley. We met Elizabeth in 2015 at a Snoqualmie Indian Tribe Earth Day event at Tolt McDonald Park in …
Continue reading “Sustainability Super Heroes: Inspiring young environmental stewards”
Nash’s Organic Produce: Echoing sustainability priorities through Salmon-Safe
What is Nash’s Organic Produce’s priority when it comes to farming? We work to create a food system that is capable of supporting our community in the long-term. This system must be sustainable, and that means organic. Protecting farmland from rampant development and training young farmers to carry on the work in the future are …
Continue reading “Nash’s Organic Produce: Echoing sustainability priorities through Salmon-Safe”