Forests are the heart of our ecosystem and our communities. They clean the water we drink, improve the air we breathe, protect our homes against floods, provide jobs for our families and offer recreational opportunities that lift our spirits. ...

Information about this event:Join Cascade Land Conservancy and local volunteers for a series of volunteer restoration events at Marine View Park. The work will reestablish native plant communities and improve water quality and wildlife habitat at this beautiful park.

I was in Seattle this week to open the Design for Livability forum. One of its sponsors was the Cascade Land Conservancy, Washington’s largest independent land conservation and stewardship organization. ...

Seattle's Largest Day of Planting

Without a coordinated effort, we are at risk of losing 70% of our forests in just 20 years. The Green Seattle Partnership is reversing the trend by mobilizing thousands of volunteers to restore 2,500 acres ...

The debut of Sound Transit's light rail line already has been the impetus for plans to build new clusters of high-density development around transit stops, giving future residents quick access to reliable transportation.

Anyone who has been on Mt. Washington’s Tuckerman Ravine Trail in August may feel like it’s a superhighway of hikers, but research shows that there is a decline in strenuous nature recreation – read that hiking and backpacking.