Upcoming Events

Water Education for Teachers (Project WET) is the premier water education curriculum taught by teachers across the globe. You’ll leave this workshop equipped with the skills to effectively teach standards-aligned lessons about one of Earth’s most precious resources: water! We’ll cover drinking water, water quality, and wastewater in this one-day teacher training workshop, including local examples from the Puget Sound Region. This training will be geared towards 4th - 9th-grade teachers, but all grade levels are welcome to attend. Due to funding source requirements, teachers must reside or teach in King County, Snohomish County, or Camano Island. Pre-Service Teachers and informal educators welcome and encouraged to attend! For details, link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/project-wet-teacher-training-registration-45600464216

Join the Xerces Society, EcoNet and the King Conservation District for this special brown-bag lunch event! Pollinators play a critical role in seed set and plant reproduction; fostering them on your restoration site can be an asset for long-term recovery. Learn the basics of pollinator ecology and how to work pollinator recovery into your restoration plan. Register at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/brown-bag-lunch-seminar-restoring-land-for-pollinator-health-tickets-44277310628

From native plants to rain barrels, cisterns and rain gardens, schoolyard stormwater projects are an impactful way to teach your students about the local environment while enriching their hands-on science and engineering skills! For details, link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/green-schoolyard-teacher-workshop-registration-45920031049

Feast on the Farm is Stewardship Partners’ highlight event of the year, where we celebrate our land, our farms and the restoration work that we proudly do in partnership with people around the Puget Sound. The farm dinner celebrates our partners by demonstrating for guests how Puget Sound farmers are growing healthy food while also embracing environmental stewardship on their land. We’re looking forward to the 9th annual Feast on the Farm at Full Circle Farm on July 19th, 2018. We’re happy to announce our restaurant partner is Ethan Stowell Restaurants! Tickets will go on sale April 26th, 2018 at 10am! For more information: https://www.stewardshippartners.org/fotf/

Join King Conservation District at this FREE Farm Tour to see how these landowners care for horses and the salmon spawning stream, Bear Creek that flows through their property. See healthy horse shelters with great ventilation, large mud-free turnouts with sand piles for rolling in, shaping the land for drainage, fencing to protect trees and for people pass-throughs, a horse urinal with wood chips, composting in small compost barrels, winter horse pasture management -- and more! You will leave with new ideas to ready your place for winter as well as to learn how to protect your stream for salmon. For more information and to register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/farm-tour-horses-and-salmon-tickets-43113572857