Killer Cakes: The youth-owned bakery with a purpose
October 13, 2020
Sehome High School ninth grade student Vivian Gonter wanted to combine two passions: Protecting endangered…
Volunteer spotlight: Melanie Conner Lyons, science superstar during the pandemic
October 12, 2020
These past few months have been a particular challenge for our volunteer scientists. We…
Statement: As climate changes, Nooksack River water usage recommended for adjudication and future assessment by Washington state
October 8, 2020
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, October 5, 2020 Media contact: Ander Russell, RE Sources Senior Environmental Advocate,…
Use this map of local trash hotspots to help keep our waters clean
October 8, 2020
Simply cleaning up trash in your neighborhood is a vital, and underrated, way to stop…
Take a virtual tour of Blaine waterfront’s Sea K Fish cleanup site (and have your voice heard)
October 7, 2020
Get familiar with a cleanup site along Blaine’s waterfront that is contaminated from past petroleum…
How fishable, swimmable and drinkable are Whatcom’s waters? Tools from two of our scientists
September 16, 2020
Part of Whatcom Water Week 2020. If you’ve ever looked out at one of Whatcom…
Let’s fund transportation in Bellingham
August 20, 2020
Credit: Neighbors for Bellingham Transportation Fund For 10 years, the Bellingham Transportation Fund has provided…
The Great Whatcom Trash Cleanup! Pandemic Edition
August 18, 2020
We challenge young people in Whatcom County to clean up all the litter you can…
Fossil fuels at Cherry Point: The final stage
August 6, 2020
Whatcom County is entering the final stage of a long public process to improve outdated…
Fighting for Everyone’s Right to Carcinogen-Free Seafood
July 31, 2020
Originally published in Whatcom Watch, July 2020 Environmental groups, regional tribes and fishing organizations defend…