Trump Administration’s Clean Water Act slashes: What it means for us
March 12, 2019
What just happened? The 1972 Clean Water Act has proven to be one of the…
Salish Sea Protection
Towards a toxic-free waterfront: Touring a Bellingham Bay cleanup site
March 12, 2019
Fifty people gathered on a brisk February afternoon (a Saturday, no less) to learn about…
Let’s Bag our Plastic Problem: Support the Reusable Bag Bill
February 14, 2019
From the Nooksack River to Locust Beach, thin, single-use plastic bags are consistently one of…
Salish Sea Citizen Science: How data gathered by volunteers protects our shorelines
January 23, 2019
By Eleanor Hines, North Sound Baykeeper and Lead Scientist. Originally published in Cascadia Weekly, January…
Cleaning up Boulevard Park’s industrial past
November 13, 2018
If you are anything like me, Boulevard Park on the Bellingham waterfront is always on…
RE Sources to lead tour of waterfront industrial cleanup site near Boulevard Park
October 18, 2018
On Tuesday, October 30, RE Sources for Sustainable Communities will lead a public tour of…
Sorting It Out: How we’re learning about trash to combat pollution
October 12, 2018
By Beau Seydel, Clean Water Program intern Among the beautiful bays and public parks of…
Bellingham’s waterfront: New public spaces, new hope for orcas
August 10, 2018
By Eleanor Hines, North Sound Baykeeper and Lead Scientist A few weeks into Orca Month…
RE Sources celebrates Orca Month with waterfront kayak tour
June 11, 2018
In celebration of Orca Month this June, RE Sources for Sustainable Communities and Moondance Sea…
Students take the Capitol: Environmental Lobby Day 2018
March 12, 2018
By Kaylin Gentz, Clean Water Intern Like many Clean Water interns before me, I had…
