Upcoming Events

Learn about how you can apply for a rebate to cover up to 100 percent of the cost of your rain garden or cistern. See examples of RainWise installations and meet RainWise contractors to learn what will work for you.

Registration Link: http://tinyurl.com/RainWiseRegister

Have you been curious about starting a food garden, but not sure how to begin? Or worried it will cost too much? Learn how growing food in your yard can be simple, inexpensive, and provides many other benefits for people and the planet. We will provide plenty of information and resources to get your garden going, as well as free seeds!

For details, link here: https://sustainablefoodgardening2020.eventbrite.com

Join Stewardship Partners and Oxbow Farm & Conservation Center for a day of fish and wildlife habitat restoration in our month long celebration of Earth Day’s 50th Anniversary! Today we’ll maintain our Alder Grove buffer by removing invasive plants such as Himalayan blackberry and planting some native trees & shrubs. Light refreshments (coffee, water, and snacks), tools, gloves, and an overview of the work we are doing are provided. We’ll also educate volunteers about Oxbow and Stewardship Partners. Bring a snack if you would like, as well as a full water bottle and a coffee cup or travel mug for refreshments. Dogs are not allowed on the farm.

More information and sign up to volunteer at: https://www.stewardshippartners.org/volunteer-opportunity/earth-month-event-habitat-restoration-at-oxbow-farm-and-conservation-center-2/

Join Stewardship Partners, Carnation Elementary School, the Snoqualmie Tribe, and Aspect Consulting as we celebrate Earth Day’s 50 year anniversary with a maintenance work party at the Carnation Elementary School rain gardens. In 2015, Stewardship Partners received a grant from the King County Flood Control District to work with the 3rd grade class to design and install two rain gardens on the campus. They were installed in 2018 and are doing great, they just need a little upkeep and weeding! Rain gardens are a beautiful landscape amenity that help address our region’s single largest water quality threat: run off pollution. Like a sponge, a rain gardens allow stormwater runoff to be soaked up, and filter out pollutants while recharging ground water instead of flooding the Snoqualmie River.

Refreshments (coffee, water & snacks), tools, gloves, and an overview of the work, why it’s important and how to do it are provided. We’ll educate volunteers about the project and our efforts in the Snoqualmie Valley. Bring a full water bottle and a coffee cup or travel mug for refreshments.

More information and sign up to volunteer at: https://www.stewardshippartners.org/volunteer-opportunity/earth-month-event-rain-garden-maintenance-work-party-at-carnation-elementary-school/

Just in time for Earth Day, volunteers can help Snohomish CD build rain barrels from 10 to 2pm and either take it home with them at a discounted price or just learn how. From 12- 2pm, the public is welcome to buy a freshly made rain barrel and learn how to install it at their homes.

hanging Seasons Farm is a small family farm growing a wide variety of vegetables using ecologically sustainable methods. Their produce is Certified Naturally Grown, and the farm is Salmon-Safe certified. The farm provides produce to people in the Seattle – Eastside area through on-farm purchase. They also offer Consumer Supported Agriculture (CSA) boxes that are available for pick up at the farm and in Issaquah, Washington. </p>

Today volunteers will join in our month long celebration of Earth Day’s 50^th Anniversary by helping us restore and maintain riparian habitat at Changing Seasons Farm along the Snoqualmie in the scenic Snoqualmie Valley. We’ll perform restoration site maintenance on past planting areas by clearing the area of invasive plants. We may also plant native trees and shrubs today. The project site may be located on relatively rough terrain and there is a fair amount of walking involved.  </p>


More information and sign up to volunteer at: https://www.stewardshippartners.org/volunteer-opportunity/earth-month-event-habitat-restoration-at-changing-seasons-farm/

 The next Salish Sea Ecosystem Conference will be April 19-22, 2020 at the VancouverConvention Center in Vancouver, BC. The theme is Shared Knowledge for the Future.Presentations are expected to cover the most pressing issues and solutions from storm watermonitoring and management, to orca protection and impacts of climate change. 

More information at: https://wp.wwu.edu/salishseaconference/

Each year StormCon brings together stormwater and surface water-quality professionals from all over the world who are seeking the most up-to-date industry news, breakthroughs in water technology, and the finest products and services offered in the water sector. Don't miss this once a year opportunity to directly interact with such a highly representative, influential group of professionals who are passionate like you about water-quality issues. 

More information and register at: https://www.stormcon.com/stormcon/375627