NWPCC is entering a season of renewal. Discover how working circles, participatory governance, and collaborative projects can strengthen Cascadia’s permaculture networks — and see what’s coming next, including ways to connect at the May Global Earth Repair gathering.
Join a year-long foraging adventure in Oregon! One class per month, March–February, exploring forests, coasts, and seasonal plants. Learn hands-on skills, ethical harvesting, plant medicine, and maple tapping while connecting with a like-minded community. Registration closes Feb 27!
A logging proposal by the Washington State Department of Natural Resources could impact legacy forest next to the beloved Salt Creek Recreation Area. Local residents are being urged to speak up and help protect this rare and valuable ecosystem.
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.
March 6, 2026 (6–9pm) World Music Dance to benefit Global Earth Repair. $10 donation. At Finnriver Farm & Cidery, 124 Center Rd, Chimacum, WA. Convergence at Fort Worden, Port Townsend in May 2026.
Preparation makes peaceful action possible. After a strong Feb 10 de-escalation training, we’re building our Peacekeeper team. Join the next Non-Violence & De-Escalation class March 7 (Shelton) and help us prepare for NO KINGS III on March 28. Train now so our actions stay safe and strong.
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.
The Spring Plant & Tree Sale is open for pre-orders! Shop a diverse selection of perennial herbs, crowns, rhizomes, trees, and shrubs—perfect for faster results than seed. Join us March 21 at Finnriver Cidery or April 11 at Methow Valley Farmers Market. Pre-order by March 16. Limited stock! 🌱