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The net ecosystem service of an urban tree is worth thousands of dollars. Source: Why keeping one mature street tree is far better for humans… Continue Reading Why keeping one mature street tree is far better for humans and nature than planting lots of new onesContinue Reading
This series, by the Yale Center for Business and the Environment’s Regenerative Agriculture Initiative team, looks at how changes in training, investing, insuring and marketing the… Continue Reading How Regenerative Agriculture Can Grow | Conservation Finance NetworkContinue Reading
Drought conditions across the Northwest improved this week, but that does not mean the region is where is should be for this time of year.… Continue Reading Northwest Drought Numbers Improve But Far From Normal – PNW AG NetworkContinue Reading
Registration is now open for the 5th Annual Eastern Washington Riparian Planting Symposium (virtual), February 24-25. The symposium is free, but registration is required to… Continue Reading 2021 Eastern Washington Riparian Planting Symposium: February 24-25Continue Reading
A bill sponsored by a forestry veteran would pay for guidance, grant money and other resources to help cities interested in improving urban forests. Source:… Continue Reading To build up urban forests, WA cities could get help from the state | CrosscutContinue Reading
A southern Idaho Congressman who has more than a dozen dams within his state without fish passage has floated a plan to breach the four… Continue Reading Congressman plans to breach dams | WAWGContinue Reading
House Bill 1117 doesn’t define net ecological gain, besides requiring road, sewer and other projects to aid salmon recovery. Fish and Wildlife, other state agencies… Continue Reading Washington Democrats push for ‘net ecological gain’ | capitalpress.comContinue Reading
Snohomish County Virtual Open House: Preserving Our Rivers, Fish and Farms Snohomish County and Sustainable Lands Strategy Partners (SLS) have developed a massive, and important… Continue Reading SAVING THE SKYKOMISH RIVER, FISH AND FARMS – Everett PostContinue Reading
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has approved disaster relief requests for nine eastern Washington counties and two Native tribes impacted by summer wildfires. That includes… Continue Reading FEMA Approves Wildfire Aid For Eastern Washington Counties | Spokane Public RadioContinue Reading
Last fall’s wildfires were invoked Friday at a hearing for a new forest health bill in the Washington legislature. The bill is proposed at the… Continue Reading Wildfire And Forest Health Bill Receives Hearing In Washington LegislatureContinue Reading
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