Nature Blog
Destination Delridge on March 2, 2018: Oh, The Places We'll Grow!
Destination Delridge Save the date: Friday, March 2nd, 2018 Doors open at 6:00 pm @ Metropolist 2931 1st Ave S. Suite A, Seattle, WA 98134. We invite you to be a part of our upcoming event, Destination Delridge: Oh, The Places We’ll Grow. Please join us as we celebrate DNDA’s continuing legacy of groundbreaking community work in Art, Nature, and Neighborhood.…
Registration Open for FUSION Spring Nature Camp
Delridge Neighborhoods Development Association and its Nature Consortium program are now accepting sign-ups for the Fusion Spring Nature Camp taking place April 9th through April 13th, the period when Seattle public schools are on break. The camp runs from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day and is open to kids between the ages of 6…
High Point-New Holly Community Soccer Tournament
By Hosanna Tecle, Nature Consortium teaching artist Delridge Neighborhoods Development Association (DNDA) and the Nature Consortium program hosted this summer’s first soccer tournament during the Family Fun Fest between High Point vs. New Holly and it was a major success! The summer youth program, led by DNDA’s Nature Consortium and funded by Seattle Housing Authority, provides soccer…
A brush with art: Students color King County’s Georgetown project
This article is reposted with permission from King County Wastewater Treatment Division. The art project will be on display at Camp Long on August 26-27 for the 2017 Arts in Nature Festival. In a multicultural Seattle community, a King County project team connected students to infrastructure and the environment through art. The program opened young…
Delridge Wetlands Open House Night on Thursday
By Erika Bell, Youngstown Manager Join Nature Consortium and Delridge Neighborhoods Development Association for a Community Open House this week as we welcome our design team from Pomegranate Center to share their proposed design for the Delridge Wetlands Park! Visitors to the open house will have opportunity to see how the input of students, educators and project…
Join us for Northwest FolkLife Festival 2017
Nature Consortium will be attending all four days of Northwest FolkLife 2017 next week, leading attendees through the process of making a collaborative art project using recycled and repurposed materials. In creating the Salmon Eco-Sculpture together in the festival’s Discovery Zone, attendees will explore creative reuse of old materials, connect nature and art, and think…