Upcoming Events

Returning October 29, 2020, for the first time in a virtual format, is Salmon in the City, Salmon-Safe's event highlighting innovations in ecologically sustainable urban design and development that protect water quality and our urban watershed. NOAA Fisheries will present groundbreaking research regarding the impacts of urban stormwater on salmon and watersheds. The event will feature pioneering design collaborations bridging architecture and ecology and case studies of projects incorporating Salmon-Safe design principles.  </p>

Registration is free! Register today: https://salmonsafe.org/salmoncity2020/

Rains are coming...learn about how cisterns help stop polluted runoff! In this webinar, you will learnabout cisterns, large above-ground containers used to collect roof water. You’ll also get to hear about their benefitsin Seattle, specifically how they help reduce combined sewer overflows and how they can be used for summerlandscape irrigation.

Registration Link: https://bit.ly/Oct29Web

Like in-person workshops, there will be a short presentation, then introduce the contractors andhave an open Q&A. For the remainder of time, contractors will be split up into different "breakout rooms" andcustomers will be able to talk to them and ask questions about your potential cistern projects.

Registration Link: https://bit.ly/Nov9MeetUp

NRPA is pleased to partner with Climate for Health to offer a free, virtual Climate for Health Ambassadors Training to the park and recreation profession. The training will be held on November 10, 2020 from 1:00 – 5:00 PM ET. Participants will receive 0.3 CEU for their participation in the full four-hour training. </p>

Building off the tools from NRPA's Greener Parks for Health resources, this training will equip park and recreation professionals with the knowledge, resources, and support to speak and act confidently on climate change and solutions.  </p>


Register at: https://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/5824027/NRPA-Climate-for-Health-Ambassador-Training

FREE three-day (10/17-10/19) orientation for Contractors and Landscape Professionals to learn the requirements toinstall cisterns and/or rain gardens on private property in specific Seattle neighborhoods through RainWise, a City ofSeattle and King County rebate program. This three-day orientation is a required prerequisite for all who wish toqualify to perform RainWise installations.