OUR PARTNERS

Duwamish Tribal Services, is a 501[c]3 organization established in 1983 by the Duwamish Tribal Council to promote the social, cultural, and economic survival of the Duwamish Tribe.

The Green Seattle Partnership is a collaboration between the City of Seattle, Forterra, community groups and non-profits, businesses, schools, and thousands of volunteers working together to restore and actively maintain the City’s forested parklands.

RAPP increases safe access to the Duwamish River, diversifies paddle sports by training new guides, and engages the community in pollution prevention by hosting river clean-ups. www.riveraccesspaddleprogram.org

West Duwamish Greenbelt Trails and Ridge to River Trail Project help establish volunteer based education and land stewardship in the largest forest left in Seattle.

Seattle's Giving Garden Network (SGGN) is an entirely volunteer-run association serving as a connector for hundreds of individual and community gardens dedicated to growing and giving in the city.

Tilth Alliance works in community with Washington farmers, gardeners and eaters to build a sustainable, healthy and equitable food future.

Dirt Corps is a collaborative team of professionals and community partners working together to increase access to green jobs and to foster healthy communities. Our work provides skilled landscape consultation, including design/build, with an equally important goal of sharing our trade with others in our region interested in restoration and green infrastructure.

"Our mission is to foster confident, community-oriented youth through the power of carpentry and craft. Sawhorse Revolution strives to see, acknowledge and identify the intersections of individual, cultural, and institutional racism and social injustice. We are inspired to create equitable change within a framework of “feet-on-the-ground” education, empowerment, and leadership, in and for our community."

A bi-weekly resource tending to the relational soil of our PNW community: nurturing supportive care & authentic belonging, embodied healing & spiritual development, and our collective liberation & remembrance of our interdependence with our land.