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Catch, Store, Thrive: Building Resilience with Permaculture Principle 2
Explore Permaculture Principle 2 – enjoy a catchy “Catch & Store” song – and join us in co-creating Resilient Communities. Written by Resilient Communities Network’s own Willi Paul!
Borrow a Discovery Pass + Get Free Seeds at Your Library
Shared Resources for Exploring Our Commons—From Wildlands to Seed Libraries
Forest-grown shiitake for diversified farms WSU April Workshop 2026
April 10th or 17th Vancouver WA Explore forest-grown shiitake production as a farm enterprise—hands-on training with take-home inoculated logs included.
Kitsap Restoration Work Party & Native Plant Walk
March 21: Join the Village Green Woods habitat restoration work party. March 28: Explore native plants on a guided walk at North Kitsap Heritage Park. Community-powered environmental stewardship in Kitsap County.
Learn Regenerative Medicinal Herb Farming with Skeeter – Farm Day Volunteer Work Parties
Farm Day – Last Thursday each month. Volunteer at Friends of the Trees Botanicals Farm, Chimacum, WA. Bring gloves & lunch; herbal tea provided.
Forest Watch: NW Forests at Risk
Northwest forests are under threat, but community action is making a difference. From the 100-year-old tree win to over logging in Oregon, learn how you can help protect these irreplaceable forests.
100 Year old trees at Risk – a win
Win for 100 year old trees in Mason County – thanks to comments from Skokomish Tribal Council and community. Read the comments for inspiration.
Watching Our Federal Forests: Why Public Oversight Matters
Washington’s national forests face growing pressure from policy changes that could increase logging and weaken public oversight. Here’s what’s happening—and how the public can still influence the future of these forests.