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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.
September is Eat Local Month in Washington – 425 Magazine
Washington has declared September as Eat Local Month in the state, according to a press release from Eat Local First. Eat Local Month will celebrate the local farmers, fishermen, and food artisans that make food cultivated in Washington memorable and sustainable. To...
Whatcom County Farm Tour Returns for 17th Year – Morning AGClips
BELLINGHAM, Wash. — Sustainable Connections is excited to celebrate September Eat Local Month, a month-long celebration of eating local food and honoring those who grow, raise, harvest, and prepare it to share with this community. One of the highlights of Eat Local...
‘Percolate your senses’ with Whatcom County’s free coffee crawl; sample brews and earn prizes – Aol
Visit Whatcom County’s coffee shops in the second annual Sustainable Connections Coffee Crawl, which allows people to sample the county’s best drinks and earn points toward prizes this summer. “The Coffee Crawl is a delicious and caffeine-forward way of exploring...
Check out the cream of the crop this summer on a farm to table trail in Northwest Washington – King 5 Evening
There are nine different farm to table loops to explore for fun and the freshest possible food
Enjoy An Agricultural Adventure on the Whatcom County Farm Tour – Whatcom Talk
Sustainable Connections is excited to celebrate September Eat Local Month, a month-long celebration of eating local food and honoring those who grow, raise, harvest, and prepare it to share with this community. One of the highlights of Eat Local Month is The Whatcom...
Intelligent robotic sorting cuts landfill waste, risk to human workers-Cascadia Daily
Much of Bellingham’s comingled recycling, the unsorted material collected by Sanitary Service Company in the newly introduced single tote, travels south in semitrailers to a state-of-the-art material recovery facility, or MRF, in Woodinville.