An environmental conservation agency that uses innovative approaches to protect healthy land, clean water and fresh air; connect people to the land; support local agriculture; and be a role model for the Methow Valley.

Methow Conservancy offered at Methow Conservancy

Offers opportunities for community education and engagement for the land of the Methow Valley.

Programs that preserve and protect endangered land resources from indiscriminate development, destruction or decay and which manage the utilization of renewable and nonrenewable resources to ensure ongoing availability. Included are conservation of forests, rangeland vegetation, deserts, wild and scenic rivers and other wilderness areas and open land spaces; and reestablishment of areas that have been devastated by strip mining or other destructive activities.

Land Conservation

Programs that provide for the  management and protection of lakes, rivers, streams, aquifers and their surrounding watersheds while addressing problems such as poorly functioning storm drains, degraded habitat, illegal sewer hookups, leaking pipes, erosion, dumping, and limited or lack of access to the river itself for fishing, swimming, canoeing or other recreational activities.

Watershed Conservation

Programs that preserve and protect endangered plant resources, protect areas where endangered plants currently thrive and restore plant habitats ensuring the preservation of the ecosystem.

Plant Conservation

Develops and pursues regional strategies for the development, protection and advancement of the interests of member Tribes and their people in the areas represented by ATNI committees which include: cultural affairs, economic development, human and social services, natural resources and environment, Tribal governance, and ad hoc task forces. Each committee and task force shall determine its own mission and course consistent with the operating policies and principles of the Affiliated Tribes.

Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians offered at Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians

Dedicated to promoting Tribal self determination and sovereignty.

Programs that conserve existing energy resources, ensure efficient use of available energy and develop new energy sources while protecting the quality of the environment.

Energy Conservation

Programs that attempt to influence the introduction or review of pending bills, ordinances or administrative rulings with the objective of having an impact on the passage or defeat of such legislation or its content.

Legislative Advocacy

PlantAmnesty Arborists volunteer their time to prune majestic old trees in the King County area mainly for nonprofit organizations or people who cannot afford the pruning.

Tree Care offered at PlantAmnesty

Programs that provide information and guidance for people who want to protect the soil, water, air, plant and animal resources in their own backyards or in outdoor settings at school or work. Included may be tips for improving soil using composting, mulching and other techniques; managing nutrients and pests; implementing water conservation practices; restoring native vegetation; selecting a site for and planting trees for shade and wildlife habitat; establishing backyard ponds or wetlands systems; developing basking sites; and providing feeders, bird baths, nesting boxes, roosting boxes and other accoutrements that attract birds, butterflies, frogs, insect-eating bats and other small mammals to a backyard setting.

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Methow Conservancy offered at Methow Conservancy

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Methow Conservancy offered at Methow Conservancy

Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians offered at Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians

Tree Care offered at PlantAmnesty