Special Projects
PCBs in Building Materials – Outreach & Education Campaign: Funded by the Washington State Department of Ecology and the EPA, this campaign raises awareness about the risks of PCBs in building materials and promotes safe removal practices. Through workshops and expert resources, our project equips professionals to effectively address PCB hazards.
Green Stormwater Infrastructure for Affordable Housing – Resource Toolkit and Outreach Campaign: Funded by King County’s WaterWorks program, this project equips affordable housing providers with tools like funding guides, project templates, and calculators to implement sustainable stormwater solutions. Through focus groups and educational forums, it addresses knowledge gaps and barriers to effective stormwater management while highlighting environmental, social, and economic benefits.
RainWise for Big Roofs – Outreach and Engagement Campaign: The RainWise Big Roofs campaign engages large property owners, like warehouses and office buildings, to adopt green stormwater infrastructure that reduces runoff and protects Seattle’s waterways. Through tailored education, resources, and rebates, it helps accelerate GSI adoption while showcasing environmental and cost-saving benefits.
United Indians of All Tribes Canoe Carving House – Green Stormwater Education Campaign: This project is a collaboration between the Seattle 2030 District and United Indians of All Tribes Foundation to install a camas prairie green roof as a green stormwater infrastructure demonstration. The project includes educational programming, water quality testing, and interpretive signage to showcase the environmental benefits and cultural significance of the site.
