The Nature Conservancy’s Ellsworth Creek Preserve, which occupies the ancestral homelands of the Willapa and Lower Chinook people has and continues to be a host of hundreds of teachers.
In Alaska, Environmentally Sustainable Businesses Thriving With Our Help
Videos: The Guardians of the Emerald Edge
Grizzlies Now Have a Safe Haven in the Emerald Edge
How Do We Share Indigenous Stewardship Knowledge?
Learning the Language of a Land
'Nature Does Not Express Values; Only Humans Do'
Community Conversations Kick Off Washington Coast Works 2017
Lessons for the Emerald Edge from Africa
These Ski-Makers are Handcrafting a High-Value, Sustainable Economy
When a spruce log leaves Haines, Alaska, in its raw state, it doesn’t bring much value to the local economy. But in the hands of Fairweather Ski Works, it becomes part of a high-value product.
Tyson Atleo is Charting the Future of Economic Development in the Emerald Edge
Quileute Member Creating a Smokin' Hot New Business
Emily Foster, a Quileute Tribe member, is a new business owner and happily up to her elbows in smoked fish. Emily won the $10,000 top prize in the Washington Coast Works Sustainable Small Business Competition.
