We promote sustainable communities and protect the health of northwestern Washington's people and ecosystems through application of science, education, advocacy and action. Our vision is to see people living satisfying lives in accord with the ecosystem we depend on — generation after generation. Join us. PROTECT. ACTIVATE. INNOVATE. THRIVE. Powered by you.
Joint Statement on Washington CAFO Permit Appeal Settlement NegotiationsThe parties to the appeal of the Washington Department of Ecology’s “Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation General Permit (NPDES and State Waste Discharge Permits),” issued on January 18, 2017, have agreed to enter into settlement negotiations in an attempt to resolve ongoing litigation before the Pollution Control Hearings Board (PCHB). Read more.
We're Hiring: Sustainable Schools Education SpecialistWe are seeking an enthusiastic, creative and experienced educator to join our team and help execute our current middle and high school program goals, while thinking big about new programming. To apply, submit a resume and cover letter by email to hr@re-sources.org. Please include in the subject line “Education Specialist.” The right candidate will be hired immediately. See the full job description.
Help RE Sources get out the voteThis summer and fall, RE Sources is launching our Whatcom Votes campaign to register, educate, and engage residents to vote for the environment, public health, and the economy this November. Join us to vote your values and learn about important issues your elected officials will face in the coming years — issues like protecting our drinking water, preserving farmland, and promoting clean energy jobs. We need people like YOU to help us spread the word on why it's SO important to vote in local elections. Email us at GOTV@re-sources.org to sign up to volunteer, and learn who represents you at myvote.wa.gov. Read more.
Become a North Sound StewardJoin our North Sound Stewards volunteer program and connect with a group of people passionate about protecting the North Puget Sound. The program provides free trainings and opportunities to participate in beach surveys, helping you become a qualified citizen scientist who plays an important role in protecting our marine resources.
Volunteer groups led by marine scientists will observe sea stars, forage fish, intertidal species, and more to gather important data that informs policy, restoration efforts, cleanups, and other important projects. Read more.
There’s never been a better time to go solar!Washington Goes Solar! is a project of RE Sources that offers homeowners and businesses help with solar installations. This hassle-free, fun program is created to offer you the best value and the easiest access to the information you need to make a decision to go solar.
The incentives are excellent, the math makes sense, the timing is right. Not only will you start saving money, add value to your property, and help the environment, your new system will also earn RE Sources a donated array! Read more.
Educators: Register for free education programs from sustainability expertsOur elementary, middle, and high school education specialists are now enrolling classrooms and student groups to participate in our free programs. Empower your students to be active creators of their future, challenging them to think critically about their use of natural resources, and inspire them to be a part of the solution. Learn more about our new offerings for the 2016-2017 school year. Contact us at schools@re-sources.org or (360) 733-8307 to get started today.
Voted best nonprofit in BellinghamRE Sources was named the best nonprofit in 2015 by Cascadia Weekly readers in the "Best of Bellingham." The paper said "Some organizations are born great, others achieve greatness in the way they approach their mission. RE Sources is a little of both." Read more in the Cascadia Weekly's Best of Bellingham, page 14. We think the reason for our greatness is YOU! Thank you so much for making our victories possible.
Waterkeeper Alliance memberOur North Sound Baykeeper is a member of the Waterkeeper Alliance, an international nonprofit that strengthens and grows a global network of grassroots leaders protecting everyone’s right to clean water. The Waterkeeper Alliance is made up of over 300 organizations and affiliates protecting rivers, lakes and coastal waterways on 6 continents, with a goal of swimmable, drinkable, fishable water everywhere. Learn more.
If you see pollution, report it! Call the Pollution Hotline: (360) 220-0556. Please take photos and be prepared to discuss location and details about the pollution.
Special thanks to our business sponsors and partners who help make our work possible:
Special thanks to our Cornerstone Sponsor, Sanitary Services Company, Whatcom County's largest full-service recycling and waste collection company. Locally-owned and family-operated.
As a 501(c)(3) organization, RE Sources does not directly or indirectly influence any political campaign on behalf of (or in opposition to) any candidate for public office. |
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