Protect mature Whatcom forest from clearcut logging in Brokedown Palace Timber Sale
February 14, 2023
Listen to the river sing sweet songs, to rock my soul” – Brokedown Palace by…
Author: Simon Bakke
Let’s invest in salmon recovery and flood protection — in Whatcom and statewide
February 12, 2023
Most salmon runs in the Nooksack watershed and other Salish Sea watersheds are in decline,…
High school students combat food waste, hunger in YEP! program
January 6, 2023
Every year, students in our Youth for the Environment and People (YEP!) program come together…
2023 could be a big year for watershed protection, the climate, and more in Washington’s legislature
January 5, 2023
If you’re reading this, chances are you want to better understand how to use your…
Tree Stumps, Heat Pumps & Toxic Dumps: What we achieved in 2022
December 13, 2022
Each year matters more and more for averting the climate crisis, protecting dwindling numbers of…
600 Fifth graders work and campaign to protect local waterways
December 12, 2022
While the Pacific Northwest has more water in the winter than many places, we still…
EPA brings back WA State pollution limits that the Trump administration attempted to undo
November 21, 2022
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced it would return to state water quality standards…
Better forestry in Washington: Ecological Forest Management
November 14, 2022
The health of our rivers, salmon runs, wildlife, and communities is intimately tied to our…
Washington will build new homes with heat pumps
November 9, 2022
Press statement from the Shift Zero Alliance, of which RE Sources is a member The Washington State…
It’s A (Light) Trap! How community scientists are studying Dungeness crabs to protect them
October 12, 2022
All the wiggly, crawly, odd marine creatures come out at night. Nematodes, bioluminescent algae, tiny…