by Green Seattle | Oct 1, 2025 | At Home Resources, Event Spotlight, Events Roundup, Find Your Forest, Program Updates, Restoration Resources
Green Seattle Day 2025 is coming up fast on October 25th, 2025! Find more information, the full event list, and sign-up links on our website. Here are some tips, tricks, and FAQs to help you get involved! Tips: Sign up early! You can find all 17 Green Seattle...
by Green Seattle | Aug 7, 2025 | At Home Resources, Restoration Resources, Science and Research
Where are the bees? We may associate bees with the classic honeybee-style hive, but our native bee species are actually more likely to be nesting below your feet! Bumble bees and solitary bees are ground nesters requiring exposed soil for their homes. Bridget Kelsh,...
by Green Seattle | Jul 2, 2025 | At Home Resources
The solstice has just passed and summer is officially here! With warmer weather on the way, here are some places to beat the heat and to see community ecological stewardship in Seattle’s public Parks! Lake Washington Shoreline See on Google maps The...
by Keith Sibal | Apr 2, 2025 | At Home Resources, Events Roundup
Coming prepared for Earth Day with Green Seattle Partnership Volunteers often come with the expectation to plant trees for Earth Day. While we absolutely love planting trees, April is a time to care for plants that were recently installed during the PNW’s most...
by Keith Sibal | Mar 5, 2025 | At Home Resources, Partner Spotlight, Volunteer Spotlight, Women of GSP
In honor of Women’s History Month, GSP is highlighting some of the women across our partnership who are shaping the future of Seattle’s urban forest. From restoration work, to connecting folks to their local environment, these women bring expertise and dedication to...
by Barbara Mendez | Oct 2, 2024 | At Home Resources
Washington state is home to 14 different species of bats, half of which have been spotted hanging around Seattle! Since bats are nocturnal, we don’t commonly see them in our day-to-day activities, but bats are a huge contributor to our ecosystem. The...
