King County Department of Natural Resources and Parks Blog
“We started out with this idea of looking at health disparities in communities, especially the Black community. We saw that
The Enumclaw Plateau has been the epicenter of King County dairy production for over a century. However, the past few
The COVID-19 pandemic brought changes to everyone’s lives. For United Territories of Pacific Islanders Alliance (UTOPIA) it brought an additional
Since 2015, two farmers markets have been running in Kent. Different locations, vendors, and shoppers made the markets distinct, but
King Conservation District (KCD) held its first educational event of the season in mid-May. Ten farmers, landowners, and food system
Continue readingKCD kicks off the growing season with ag drainage tour at Remlinger Farms
The Snoqualmie Valley has hosted a thriving agricultural sector for over 175 years, yet no where in that time has
This past Mother’s Day, Seattle Public Schools (SPS) families and supporters raised funds for their schools and Hmong flower farming
We’re excited to announce that we received awards in four categories from the National Association of Government Communicators, the most
Continue readingAward-winning communications: We brought home national awards in four categories
As the City of Seattle celebrates 50 years of the P-Patch program, it’s important to recognize a key partner since the early years: GROW.Continue readingGROW is growing: from Friends of the P-Patch to a regional community gardening leader
A new business incubator is coming to King County’s local food scene this spring. The Food Business Resource Center’s incubator program was created specifically for small food and farm producers using locally grown ingredients to develop and test value-added and packaged food products.Continue readingFood Business Resource Center launches new food and farm business incubator