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At Sustainable Connections, we advance a regenerative local economy that builds community, strengthens food systems, catalyzes climate solutions, and expands access to housing in NW Washington. Learn more about our work in the news below. Feel free to reach out to our team for press inquiries info@sustainableconnections.org.
Upcoming Changes to Cloud Mountain Farm Center
November 21, 2024 – Cloud Mountain Farm Center (CMFC), an agricultural program within Sustainable Connections (SC), will be channeling its focus and refining its programs in 2025. CMFC is an educational farm center located in Everson, Washington that has been a part...
The Eat Local First Trade Meeting to Build Connections in the Food System
Contact: Jessica Meyer, Food & Farming Outreach Coordinator Phone: (360) 647-7093 x111 E-mail: jessicam@sustainableconnections.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Annual Eat Local First Trade Meeting Will Build Connections in the Food System BELLINGHAM, WA,...
Sustainable Connections brings the Green Building Slam to the Wild Buffalo
Bellingham, WA – November 20, 2024 – Sustainable Connections is announcing the return of the Green Building Slam, an event that brings together green building enthusiasts from across the Pacific Northwest. Tickets are now on sale for this event, held on December 13th...
New Hires and Promotions Will Expand Sustainable Connections’ Impact in Northwest Washington
November 6, 2024 – Sustainable Connections (SC) is thrilled to announce new positions and a new leadership team. These strategic changes will strengthen the organization’s capacity to fulfill its new mission to build community, strengthen food systems, catalyze...
Refrigerated food pantry coming to North Fork Community Library – Cascadia Daily News
Sustainable Connections is opening its third community refrigerator Tuesday, Nov. 12 at the North Fork Community Library in Kendall, announced by the nonprofit in a news release Monday, Nov. 4.
Day on the Bay offers chance for people to meet their local fishermen – Cascadia Daily
Whatcom County residents will have the chance to learn where their seafood comes from during a new waterfront festival at the end of September. Day on the Bay will feature tours of fishing vessels, waterfront industries and talks on how the environment and waterfront...