King County Department of Natural Resources and Parks Blog
Hazardous Waste Management Program Director Maythia Airhart’s life story is anything but ordinary – and that’s contributed to her success
King County last spring announced the Re+ Circular Economy grant recipients, awarding $2.3 million to 14 innovative projects aimed at
One of the easiest actions we can take to help the planet is to reduce food waste. Our Solid Waste
Continue readingKing County partners with Hopelink to help reduce food waste
Since 1840, the United States Department of Agriculture has been collecting data on agricultural production across the country, including crop
The Eat Local First collaborative describes its work to enhance connections between consumers and local farmers and food businesses in
When thinking of food businesses, a restaurant or farm probably comes to mind first. But what about all the other
Several of our projects that maintain a neighborhood’s flood protection, improve water quality for a diverse south Seattle community and
Current King County research shows promising results in tests of a soil mix of sand, coconut fiber, and wood ash
Imagine a farm. You probably think of a rural location, with rows of plants growing out of soil and soaking
The COVID-19 pandemic brought nearly everything to a halt – including farming. In April 2020, local farmers had already planted