Nature Blog

Meet Lindsay, Our Favorite Foodie

By DNDA Admin | November 6, 2012

As you may know, we had been searching around for the perfect Development Coordinator to join our team. When we met Lindsay von Marbod last summer, we knew we had a winner. Lindsay is a West Seattleite with a background in art and a passion for youth development. She’s the newest member of our full-time…

Call For Artists! Feature Your Work At Art Walk

By DNDA Admin | November 5, 2012

Nature Consortium is now accepting applications for the 2013 West Seattle Art Walk. Closing date for applications is Dec 17, 2012. Applicants will be notified of approval by January 3, 2013 at the latest. Details We are looking for artists that are local to Western Washington and interested in promoting their own show.  Nature Consortium…

3 Tips to Help Native Plants Thrive In Your Garden

By DNDA Admin | November 5, 2012

It’s planting season again, and it’s great time to start adding native plants to your garden. Plants that are native to Western Washington will survive best in our climate without watering, pesticides, or fertilizers. Plus they make the best habitat and food for our native wildlife. Here’s a list of some of our favorite native…

Art Monsters Take Over Youngstown

By DNDA Admin | October 31, 2012

We invited our neighbors at ArtsCorps and The Service Board for a full-on Halloween potluck. Here’s what happened. There were witches, classy crows, crazy goats, and some things we just can’t put into words.      

Toddler Tree Planting Dates Announced

By DNDA Admin | October 25, 2012

It’s that time again! We had so much fun planting trees with toddlers last year that we’re announcing three new dates for this season. Bring your little ones out to the woods for an outdoor adventure with Nature Consortium. In addition to tree planting, we’ll also go on a nature hike and explore local plants.…

On Green Seattle Day, Tackle Threats to Seattle's Forests

By DNDA Admin | October 22, 2012

Last weekend, over 100 volunteers joined Nature Consortium to plant the first trees and shrubs of the season. If you missed the opportunity, there is another one around the corner. On November 3, volunteers will gather at 17 parks around Seattle for a day of service called Green Seattle Day. The annual event is a…