Updates 1 week ago Photos from Shelterbelt LLC's post Here's some fun before/after photos of a Native Vegetation Protection Area in the Lake Whatcom watershed that we designed, installed and maintained...just getting it signed off by the City for good today. There's red flowering currant to 10' tall, covered by bumblebees and shore pine to 15'+. ... See more View on facebook 3 weeks ago Photos from Shelterbelt LLC's post 1500 native trees/shrubs on the slope and 300 Sitka willow live stakes on the eroding bank at Fishtrap Creek in Lynden...not bad for 3 days of work. View on facebook 1 month ago Photos from Shelterbelt LLC's post 33F this morning, 72F this afternoon? Wow. And it sure is great to be back out planting full bore. Finally finished the big 5300 plant job after many Frozen February delays. Tilly the Shelterbelt Dog had a great day on the site...finished eating the dead seagull, nom nom. ... See more View on facebook 1 month ago Plantas So glad the Plantas Nativa nursery is back, in fact! Best place around to get great native plants. Joe Bob says check 'em out. We are open in downtoan Bellingham today 10am to 3pm! We received our first batch of plants a few days ago but more are to come! View on facebook 1 month ago OK it's getting ridiculous with this whole snow deal...it’s March! View on facebook 1 month ago UN Declares Decade of Ecosystem Restoration - Society for Ecological Restoration Time to get (back) to work. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Bethanie Walder View on facebook 1 month ago Press Releases - Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office It's Washington State Invasive Species Awareness Week! Good times..."Stomping Weeds and Planting Trees." “Invasive species threaten the survival of native plants and animals, damage our land and water and inhibit management of natural resources,” Gov. Jay Inslee said. “We must do what we can to remove these threats to biodiversity through prevention and education.” https://rco.wa.gov/doc_pages/press/2018/179.shtml ... See more OLYMPIA – Gov. Jay Inslee has declared the week of Feb. 25th as Invasive Species Awareness Week in Washington State, noting that everyone has a role to play in stopping more than $137 billion in annual costs from crop damage, loss of fish and damage to forests. ... See more View on facebook 1 month ago Pacific Horticulture Society | The Once and Future Northwest Prairie "With humans back in the picture in a restorative rather than a destructive manner, the prairies at this preserve and elsewhere throughout the region are making a comeback." https://www.pacifichorticulture.org/articles/the-once-and-future-%E2%80%A8northwest-prairie/?fbclid=IwAR1UlqlbeZkS49v26H0cSSUR_s3mEZp8w2tHGNRFo9eUhfRtaEUc-xUKhpU ... See more The mown lawns of suburbia attest to a human love of open, grassy places. Cultural anthropologists speculate that lawns have... View on facebook 2 months ago Cross-border workshop on invasive species and exotic pests in Bellingham March 29 Oh, this is gonna be good. See you there. https://kingcountyweeds.com/2019/02/13/cross-border-workshop-on-invasive-species-and-exotic-pests-in-bellingham-march-29/?fbclid=IwAR3CesExg-GIi63g9xj4yj0eDgqZmYQ8h5cuu796yr74w-PyELVVBYum5nY ... See more Join fellow invasive species managers, citizen scientists, researchers, gardeners, green industry professionals and more from British Columbia and Washington State at the day-long Invasive Species … View on facebook 2 months ago Ice-Barrow-Mulch Country View on facebook Load More...