The Washington Sustainable Food & Farming Network's mission is to educate, organize and advocate for food and farming systems to become economically prosperous, ecologically sound and socially equitable. click here
Listen to the interview Seein Green with Acacia Larson Western Washington Coordinator of WFFN.
This program was 1st aired on KSER 90.7 FM “SeeinGreen”
InCycle® cups were born from our desire to reduce the amount of plastic waste that enters our landfills. Yes, they are simple cups, but they represents an engineering tour de force. InCycle cups not only begin with recycled material, they use less plastic and can be put back in the recycling bin, where they can begin its life anew. Listen to the interview with co founder and chef technology officer Krishna Nadella at Micro Green.
This program was 1st aired on KSER 90.7 FM“SeeinGreen”
Neighbors meeting neighbors for the first time at a farm stand on Sunday in suburbia. Suburban grass lawns transformed into a farm? Listen to Michael and Melissa Mearns of Rubberneck Farm and about their vision of neighbors feeding neighbors. Find them on facebook click here
This program was 1st aired on KSER 90.7 FM “Seein Green” karen@livingsustainablyinsnohomishcounty.com
Celebration of Food Festival 2012 — A free, family event! Real food and innovation! This event brings together people who are passionate about delicious, local, wholesome food. Farmers, ranchers, culinary professionals, youth, students, and business owners will offer activities for your delight and inspiration.
Mustard See Village: an ancient-future model of sustainable faith and sustainable living on 40 acres on Camneo Island. First phase of the village will consist of a common building with a central gathering space as well as classrooms and living quarters. Listen to Cindy Todd strategic development coordinator for Mustard Seed Associates.
This program was 1st aired on KSER 90.7 FM “Seein Green” karen@livingsustainablyinsnohomishcounty.com
It's estimated that every American household uses between 520 and 1,000 bags per year, but the national recycling rate for plastic bags is less than 5 percent. Shoppers and retailers in Mukilteo now have a year to get used to the fact, they'll no longer be able to use plastic bags for groceries or convenience-store goodies. Plastic bags consume more resources and produce more waste than reusable bags and cause more problems than paper bags because they require oil to produce, take years to break down and pose a hazard to marine life. Listen to Richard Emery, Mukilteo City Council Member.
This program was 1st aired on KSER 90.7 FM “Seein Green” karen@livingsustainablyinsnohomishcounty.com
It's easy to eat locally in the summertime but how do we eat local in the Winter here in Washington state? Listen to Laura McCrae of ubranhennery as she talks about the 5th Annual Dark Days Challenge.
This program was 1st aired on KSER 90.7 FM “Seein Green” karen@livingsustainablyinsnohomishcounty.com
Saving the brick and mortars our nation is built on. Learn about how to strengthen our local community. Listen to Lorraine from Uppercase Books in Snohomish.
This program was 1st aired on KSER 90.7 FM “Seein Green” karen@livingsustainablyinsnohomishcounty.com
Grow Washington the focus is strengthening businesses that sell or produce things made in Washington. This idea dovetails with President Obama's call of innovation and entrepreneurship. At stake is whether new jobs and industries take root in this county, or somewhere else. We need to build our own products! We can't rely on government or other to make jobs for us. It's just not sustainable.
Fourth Corner is committed to making trading in Life Dollars available to everyone. Ensuring that membership fees remain low is one of the best ways we can do this. More members means more goods and services available and more opportunities to trade for everyone. Listen to Frances Ayley founding member of Fourth Corner Exchange.
The Washington Sustainable Food & Farming Network's mission is to educate, organize and advocate for food and farming systems to become economically prosperous, ecologically sound and socially equitable. click here
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Neighbors meeting neighbors for the first time at a farm stand on Sunday in suburbia. Suburban grass lawns transformed into a farm? Listen to Michael and Melissa Mearns of Rubberneck Farm and about their vision of neighbors feeding neighbors. Find them on facebook
brings together people who are passionate about delicious, local, wholesome food. Farmers, ranchers, culinary professionals, youth, students, and business owners will offer activities for your delight and inspiration.
Mustard See Village: an ancient-future model of sustainable faith and sustainable living on 40 acres on Camneo Island. First phase of the village will consist of a common building with a central gathering space as well as classrooms and living quarters. Listen to Cindy Todd strategic development coordinator for 
It's estimated that every American household uses between 520 and 1,000 bags per year, but the national recycling rate for plastic bags is less than 5 percent. 
It's easy to eat locally in the summertime but how do we eat local in the Winter here in Washington state? Listen to Laura McCrae of 
Saving the brick and mortars our nation is built on. Learn about how to strengthen our local community. Listen to Lorraine from Uppercase Books in Snohomish.
Grow Washington the focus is strengthening businesses that sell or produce things made in Washington. This idea dovetails with President Obama's call of innovation and entrepreneurship. At stake is whether new jobs and industries take root in this county, or somewhere else. We need to build our own products! We can't rely on government or other to make jobs for us. It's just not sustainable.
Fourth Corner is committed to making trading in Life Dollars available to everyone. Ensuring that membership fees remain low is one of the best ways we can do this. More members means more goods and services available and more opportunities to trade for everyone. Listen to Frances Ayley founding member of Fourth Corner Exchange. 
