Equitable funding for protecting drinking water: Lake Whatcom Stormwater District Frequently Asked Questions
June 15, 2019
Lake Whatcom, the drinking water source for over 100,000 Whatcom County residents, faces an onslaught…
Watershed Health
How you can track and clean up pollution with a smartphone app
June 12, 2019
Quite often, you know water pollution when you see it — an oil sheen on…
What we heard from over 650 Whatcom residents about our water supply
December 3, 2018
From endangered orcas, to healthy salmon populations that feed them, to the food on our…
RE Sources, Mt. Baker Sierra Club and North Cascades Institute to host overnight Baker Lake trash cleanup
September 17, 2018
RE Sources for Sustainable Communities, Mt. Baker Sierra Club and North Cascades Institute will lead…
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…
The 2018 State Legislative session is over: Wins, losses, and more
March 9, 2018
On the night of March 8th, the Washington State legislature adjourned the 2018 Legislative Session…
Volunteers flag poop pollution in Squalicum Watershed
October 6, 2016
Did you know Whatcom County dogs generate 30,000 pounds of poop every day? That’s the…
Policies for Whatcom County’s future: Whatcom Comprehensive Plan
August 29, 2016
The Whatcom County Comprehensive Plan touches everything we value, from ensuring we have plentiful clean…