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Delridge Wetlands Design Process: Final Plan Coming Soon!
As the design process is coming to a close, the future of the Delridge Wetlands Project is bright! Here is a recap of the Delridge Wetlands and an update on all of the design work that has gone into this community gem! Located on 23rd Ave SW and SW Findlay St, the Delridge Wetlands is…
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…
Delridge Wetlands Design Community Open House!!!
Please join DNDA for a Community Open House as we welcome our design team from Pomegranate Center to share their proposed design for the Delridge Wetlands Park! At the Open House you will have opportunity to see how the input of educators and project partners has been woven into an overall design. We will be…
Delridge Wetlands Design Community Open House!!!
Please join DNDA for a Community Open House as we welcome our design team from Pomegranate Center to share their proposed design for the Delridge Wetlands Park! At the Open House you will have opportunity to see how the input of educators and project partners has been woven into an overall design. We will be…
Salmon Eco-Sculpture at Folklife!
Join Nature Consortium to make a giant salmon sculpture with recycled and various materials at this year’s Northwest Folklife Festival! By creating this Salmon Eco-Sculpture together we will breathe life into old materials, connect nature and art, and think critically about sustainability and Eco-Arts. Through this project we are hoping to raise community engagement and public awareness about natural connection and…
Salmon Eco-Sculpture at Folklife!
Join Nature Consortium to make a giant salmon sculpture with recycled and various materials at this year’s Northwest Folklife Festival! By creating this Salmon Eco-Sculpture together we will breathe life into old materials, connect nature and art, and think critically about sustainability and Eco-Arts. Through this project we are hoping to raise community engagement and public awareness about natural connection and…
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…
Nature Consortium Extends its Reach
For many years, Nature Consortium’s home was the West Duwamish Greenbelt. That has been changing over the last two years, as we have added new project sites up and down the Delridge corridor such as Longfellow Creek and Camp Long. We added another to the list last week, hosting our first-ever work party at a new…
GiveBIG a HUGE Success – Thank You!
Now more than ever we want to give a big THANK YOU to everyone who participated in this year’s GiveBIG donation drive for local nonprofits hosted by The Seattle Foundation. With your support, a whopping total of $5,208 was donated to DNDA— exceeding our goal of $5,000! Your thoughtful gifts support our vision of a…