Department of Natural Resources and Parks Blog
The WSFMA is a member organization for over 115 farmers markets in our state, and community members feel the impacts of its work through market programs, consumer education and improved food access at their local market.
Flag Day was celebrated this week, and there is one location near a King County Parks facility where you can
We’re rounding out our Earth Week with some environmental science at the Cedar Hills Regional Landfill. Water sampling is an
Preventing food waste is super easy – all it takes is a little preparation. Prepare perishable foods soon after shopping.
Recycling is even easier at Solid Waste Division recycling and transfer stations with commingled recycling. “Commingling” means you can put
From preserving Treaty rights that protect air and water quality, to stewardship organizations that help safely collect and dispose of
If you’re planning on remodeling or rebuilding your home have we got the tool for you! It’s called the Eco-Cool
The Green/Duwamish and Central Puget Sound Watershed covers much of southern King County. In fact, it covers 450 miles. It is
On a chilly December afternoon, King County’s research vessel proves its worth and might on the first marine buoy inspection.
Have you ever wondered what happens to the recyclables that you put in your collection cart each week after they’re
