Swap seeds and gardening knowledge at the Snoqualmie Valley Seed Exchange on March 29 at Tolt Middle School. Bring seeds to share—or just come gather seeds for your garden, connect with fellow gardeners, and help keep local seed diversity growing.
Permaculture is a design system that helps us live sustainably and work with nature. The 12 principles guide thoughtful action, starting with #1: Observe & Interact – taking time to watch and understand a system before making changes.
Our garden is part school garden, part community garden, and part botanical garden—all made possible by volunteers and community support. Join us this season to help with food bank harvests, garden maintenance, and fun events! Volunteer orientations start Saturday, April 4, plus upcoming classes, Earth Day projects, and the Burien Garden Tour & Plant Sale.
Around the Cascadia bioregion, grassroots groups like Songaia Co-Housing Community are advancing food sovereignty and resilience through food mutual aid and cooperative systems. Learn how they’re building networks across the Salish Sea and Cascadia. RSVP to join us Feb 28.
Apply before March 3rd. The Soil and Water Stewardship program offers a comprehensive, eight-month training in regenerative food systems and environmental stewardship. Stewards apply what they learn through hands-on projects like building garden beds and compost systems, installing rainwater catchment and creating habitat for wildlife at community gardens, schools and parks in King County.
Application deadline: March 15.
Dates: April 26-June 20, 2026.
This internship will weave together agroforestry, ecoforestry, and ecological restoration practices to tend the mosaic of waterways, oak woodlands, gardens, and forestlands that make up the Center for Rural Livelihoods’ 40-acre campus.
Join the Global Earth Repair Convergence, May 7–11, 2026 at Fort Worden, Port Townsend, WA, uniting global leaders to regenerate ecosystems and cool the planet.
Lets make 2026 a regenerative new year of permaculture inspiration—cultivating resilience, restoring ecosystems, and growing community-powered change.
Starting January 10, 2026, Cascadia Permaculture’s Advanced Teacher Training begins with the guiding principle that sharing knowledge is regenerative, empowering, and a vital part of the permaculture solution. These certificate courses are designed for those ready to deepen their teaching practice, expand their impact, and align their work with ethical, regenerative livelihoods. Class size limited to 10 participants.