Equity, Economy, Environment
Photo Credit: Michelle Pearl Gee
Photo Credit: Michelle Pearl Gee
Photo Credit: Michelle Pearl Gee
Photo Credit: Michelle Pearl Gee
Photo Credit: Michelle Pearl Gee
Photo Credit: Michelle Pearl Gee
During a field training with Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership and The Blueprint Foundation, Green Workforce Academy participants canoe through a slough at Kelley Point, Portland, OR.
During a field training with Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership and The Blueprint Foundation, Green Workforce Academy participants canoe through a slough at Kelley Point, Portland, OR.
During a field training with Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership and The Blueprint Foundation, Green Workforce Academy participants canoe through a slough at Kelley Point, Portland, OR.
During a field training with Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership and The Blueprint Foundation, Green Workforce Academy participants canoe through a slough at Kelley Point, Portland, OR.
During a field training with Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership and The Blueprint Foundation, Green Workforce Academy participants canoe through a slough at Kelley Point, Portland, OR.
During a field training with Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership and The Blueprint Foundation, Green Workforce Academy participants canoe through a slough at Kelley Point, Portland, OR.
A NEW GENERATION OF LAND STEWARDS
A NEW GENERATION OF LAND STEWARDS
A NEW GENERATION OF LAND STEWARDS
A NEW GENERATION OF LAND STEWARDS
A NEW GENERATION OF LAND STEWARDS
A NEW GENERATION OF LAND STEWARDS
Equity, Economy, Environment
Photo Credit: Stephanie Gutierrez
Photo Credit: Stephanie Gutierrez
Photo Credit: Stephanie Gutierrez
Photo Credit: Stephanie Gutierrez
Photo Credit: Stephanie Gutierrez
Photo Credit: Stephanie Gutierrez
For many Tribes, forests are both a cultural and economic resource; places to recreate and practice traditions; they are classrooms, livelihoods, and jobs. While opportunities in tribal forestry are growing, the current natural resource management workforce is aging, highlighting the need for training and engaging current and future generations in the sector.
For many Tribes, forests are both a cultural and economic resource; places to recreate and practice traditions; they are classrooms, livelihoods, and jobs. While opportunities in tribal forestry are growing, the current natural resource management workforce is aging, highlighting the need for training and engaging current and future generations in the sector.
For many Tribes, forests are both a cultural and economic resource; places to recreate and practice traditions; they are classrooms, livelihoods, and jobs. While opportunities in tribal forestry are growing, the current natural resource management workforce is aging, highlighting the need for training and engaging current and future generations in the sector.
For many Tribes, forests are both a cultural and economic resource; places to recreate and practice traditions; they are classrooms, livelihoods, and jobs. While opportunities in tribal forestry are growing, the current natural resource management workforce is aging, highlighting the need for training and engaging current and future generations in the sector.
For many Tribes, forests are both a cultural and economic resource; places to recreate and practice traditions; they are classrooms, livelihoods, and jobs. While opportunities in tribal forestry are growing, the current natural resource management workforce is aging, highlighting the need for training and engaging current and future generations in the sector.
For many Tribes, forests are both a cultural and economic resource; places to recreate and practice traditions; they are classrooms, livelihoods, and jobs. While opportunities in tribal forestry are growing, the current natural resource management workforce is aging, highlighting the need for training and engaging current and future generations in the sector.
TRIBAL FORESTRY
TRIBAL FORESTRY
TRIBAL FORESTRY
TRIBAL FORESTRY
TRIBAL FORESTRY
TRIBAL FORESTRY
Equity, Economy, Environment
Photo Credit: Kelsey & Shaun Boyte
Photo Credit: Kelsey & Shaun Boyte
Photo Credit: Kelsey & Shaun Boyte
Photo Credit: Kelsey & Shaun Boyte
Photo Credit: Kelsey & Shaun Boyte
Photo Credit: Kelsey & Shaun Boyte
Drifters Fish, a 2019-20 participant in our Accelerator program, is a Community Supported Fishery from Cordova, Alaska, specializing in wild Copper River and Prince William Sound wild salmon. Each fish is hand-picked and delivered by Nelly and Michael Hand, ensuring quality from sea to table.
Drifters Fish, a 2019-20 participant in our Accelerator program, is a Community Supported Fishery from Cordova, Alaska, specializing in wild Copper River and Prince William Sound wild salmon. Each fish is hand-picked and delivered by Nelly and Michael Hand, ensuring quality from sea to table.
Drifters Fish, a 2019-20 participant in our Accelerator program, is a Community Supported Fishery from Cordova, Alaska, specializing in wild Copper River and Prince William Sound wild salmon. Each fish is hand-picked and delivered by Nelly and Michael Hand, ensuring quality from sea to table.
Drifters Fish, a 2019-20 participant in our Accelerator program, is a Community Supported Fishery from Cordova, Alaska, specializing in wild Copper River and Prince William Sound wild salmon. Each fish is hand-picked and delivered by Nelly and Michael Hand, ensuring quality from sea to table.
Drifters Fish, a 2019-20 participant in our Accelerator program, is a Community Supported Fishery from Cordova, Alaska, specializing in wild Copper River and Prince William Sound wild salmon. Each fish is hand-picked and delivered by Nelly and Michael Hand, ensuring quality from sea to table.
Drifters Fish, a 2019-20 participant in our Accelerator program, is a Community Supported Fishery from Cordova, Alaska, specializing in wild Copper River and Prince William Sound wild salmon. Each fish is hand-picked and delivered by Nelly and Michael Hand, ensuring quality from sea to table.
AG OF THE MIDDLE ACCELERATOR
AG OF THE MIDDLE ACCELERATOR
AG OF THE MIDDLE ACCELERATOR
AG OF THE MIDDLE ACCELERATOR
AG OF THE MIDDLE ACCELERATOR
AG OF THE MIDDLE ACCELERATOR
Equity, Economy, Environment
Photo credit: Shawn Linehan
Photo credit: Shawn Linehan
Photo credit: Shawn Linehan
Photo credit: Shawn Linehan
Photo credit: Shawn Linehan
Photo credit: Shawn Linehan
The Oregon Harvest for Schools Directory connects Oregon food producers with schools and early care sites. Our aim is for Oregon school food to reflect the cultural and racial diversity of Oregon students, act as a catalyst for community health, and be a critical hub for re-imaging the food system. Visit the directory at directory.oregonharvestforschools.com.
The Oregon Harvest for Schools Directory connects Oregon food producers with schools and early care sites. Our aim is for Oregon school food to reflect the cultural and racial diversity of Oregon students, act as a catalyst for community health, and be a critical hub for re-imaging the food system. Visit the directory at directory.oregonharvestforschools.com.
The Oregon Harvest for Schools Directory connects Oregon food producers with schools and early care sites. Our aim is for Oregon school food to reflect the cultural and racial diversity of Oregon students, act as a catalyst for community health, and be a critical hub for re-imaging the food system. Visit the directory at directory.oregonharvestforschools.com.
The Oregon Harvest for Schools Directory connects Oregon food producers with schools and early care sites. Our aim is for Oregon school food to reflect the cultural and racial diversity of Oregon students, act as a catalyst for community health, and be a critical hub for re-imaging the food system. Visit the directory at directory.oregonharvestforschools.com.
The Oregon Harvest for Schools Directory connects Oregon food producers with schools and early care sites. Our aim is for Oregon school food to reflect the cultural and racial diversity of Oregon students, act as a catalyst for community health, and be a critical hub for re-imaging the food system. Visit the directory at directory.oregonharvestforschools.com.
The Oregon Harvest for Schools Directory connects Oregon food producers with schools and early care sites. Our aim is for Oregon school food to reflect the cultural and racial diversity of Oregon students, act as a catalyst for community health, and be a critical hub for re-imaging the food system. Visit the directory at directory.oregonharvestforschools.com.
PLACE MATTERS
REIMAGINING FOOD SYSTEMS
REIMAGINING FOOD SYSTEMS
REIMAGINING FOOD SYSTEMS
REIMAGINING FOOD SYSTEMS
REIMAGINING FOOD SYSTEMS
Indigenous Leadership Briefings
Join us for a free, online series with tribal leaders from across the Pacific Northwest. Our next briefing is Feb. 16: The Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act: Impacts on Alaska Native communities
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CURRENT WORK
Photo Credit: Roland Dahwen
Photo Credit: Roland Dahwen
Photo Credit: Roland Dahwen
Photo Credit: Roland Dahwen
Photo Credit: Roland Dahwen
Photo Credit: Roland Dahwen
Ecotrust speaks with Pablo Silva and Maura Vásquez of Silva Family Farm (Oak Harbor, Wash.) about their experience participating in the AOTM program.
Over the last two years, we have been evolving our Ag of the Middle (AOTM) Accelerator program, as a result of deepening our commitment to racial equity.
Ecotrust speaks with Pablo Silva and Maura Vásquez of Silva Family Farm (Oak Harbor, Wash.) about their experience participating in the AOTM program.
Over the last two years, we have been evolving our Ag of the Middle (AOTM) Accelerator program, as a result of deepening our commitment to racial equity.
Ecotrust speaks with Pablo Silva and Maura Vásquez of Silva Family Farm (Oak Harbor, Wash.) about their experience participating in the AOTM program.
Over the last two years, we have been evolving our Ag of the Middle (AOTM) Accelerator program, as a result of deepening our commitment to racial equity.
Ecotrust speaks with Pablo Silva and Maura Vásquez of Silva Family Farm (Oak Harbor, Wash.) about their experience participating in the AOTM program.
Over the last two years, we have been evolving our Ag of the Middle (AOTM) Accelerator program, as a result of deepening our commitment to racial equity.
Ecotrust speaks with Pablo Silva and Maura Vásquez of Silva Family Farm (Oak Harbor, Wash.) about their experience participating in the AOTM program.
Over the last two years, we have been evolving our Ag of the Middle (AOTM) Accelerator program, as a result of deepening our commitment to racial equity.
Ecotrust speaks with Pablo Silva and Maura Vásquez of Silva Family Farm (Oak Harbor, Wash.) about their experience participating in the AOTM program.
Over the last two years, we have been evolving our Ag of the Middle (AOTM) Accelerator program, as a result of deepening our commitment to racial equity.
Photo Credit: Jan Sonnenmair
Photo Credit: Jan Sonnenmairn
Photo Credit: Jan Sonnenmair
Photo Credit: Jan Sonnenmair
Photo Credit: Jan Sonnenmair
Photo Credit: Jan Sonnenmair
Indigenous Leadership Awardee Roberta Cordero (Coastal Band of the Chumash Nation) has spent over 20 years helping the Chumash Nation reestablish a connection to its canoeing and seafaring roots. She is honored by former Ecotrust board member Gerald Amos (Haisla).
Indigenous Leadership Awardee Roberta Cordero (Coastal Band of the Chumash Nation) has spent over 20 years helping the Chumash Nation reestablish a connection to its canoeing and seafaring roots. She is honored by former Ecotrust board member Gerald Amos (Haisla).
Indigenous Leadership Awardee Roberta Cordero (Coastal Band of the Chumash Nation) has spent over 20 years helping the Chumash Nation reestablish a connection to its canoeing and seafaring roots. She is honored by former Ecotrust board member Gerald Amos (Haisla).
Indigenous Leadership Awardee Roberta Cordero (Coastal Band of the Chumash Nation) has spent over 20 years helping the Chumash Nation reestablish a connection to its canoeing and seafaring roots. She is honored by former Ecotrust board member Gerald Amos (Haisla).
Indigenous Leadership Awardee Roberta Cordero (Coastal Band of the Chumash Nation) has spent over 20 years helping the Chumash Nation reestablish a connection to its canoeing and seafaring roots. She is honored by former Ecotrust board member Gerald Amos (Haisla).
Indigenous Leadership Awardee Roberta Cordero (Coastal Band of the Chumash Nation) has spent over 20 years helping the Chumash Nation reestablish a connection to its canoeing and seafaring roots. She is honored by former Ecotrust board member Gerald Amos (Haisla).
Photo Credit: Shawn Linehan
Photo Credit: Shawn Linehan
Photo Credit: Shawn Linehan
Photo Credit: Shawn Linehan
Photo Credit: Shawn Linehan
Photo Credit: Shawn Linehan
A student at Richmond Elementary enjoys Umi Organic school-lunch ready noodles. The Oregon Harvest for Schools Directory connects Oregon food producers with schools and early care sites that are actively searching for more local items to integrate into their meal programs.
A student at Richmond Elementary enjoys Umi Organic school-lunch ready noodles. The Oregon Harvest for Schools Directory connects Oregon food producers with schools and early care sites that are actively searching for more local items to integrate into their meal programs.
A student at Richmond Elementary enjoys Umi Organic school-lunch ready noodles. The Oregon Harvest for Schools Directory connects Oregon food producers with schools and early care sites that are actively searching for more local items to integrate into their meal programs.
A student at Richmond Elementary enjoys Umi Organic school-lunch ready noodles. The Oregon Harvest for Schools Directory connects Oregon food producers with schools and early care sites that are actively searching for more local items to integrate into their meal programs.
A student at Richmond Elementary enjoys Umi Organic school-lunch ready noodles. The Oregon Harvest for Schools Directory connects Oregon food producers with schools and early care sites that are actively searching for more local items to integrate into their meal programs.
A student at Richmond Elementary enjoys Umi Organic school-lunch ready noodles. The Oregon Harvest for Schools Directory connects Oregon food producers with schools and early care sites that are actively searching for more local items to integrate into their meal programs.
Artwork: Heldáy de la Cruz
Artwork: Heldáy de la Cruz
Artwork: Heldáy de la Cruz
Artwork: Heldáy de la Cruz
Artwork: Heldáy de la Cruz
Artwork: Heldáy de la Cruz
In the pages of our 2020 Annual Report, we share how our team adapted and responded to needs throughout the region; remained accountable to goals around equity, transparency, and place-based support; and engaged with our community to keep moving forward amid a decade-defining year.
In the pages of our 2020 Annual Report, we share how our team adapted and responded to needs throughout the region; remained accountable to goals around equity, transparency, and place-based support; and engaged with our community to keep moving forward amid a decade-defining year.
In the pages of our 2020 Annual Report, we share how our team adapted and responded to needs throughout the region; remained accountable to goals around equity, transparency, and place-based support; and engaged with our community to keep moving forward amid a decade-defining year.
In the pages of our 2020 Annual Report, we share how our team adapted and responded to needs throughout the region; remained accountable to goals around equity, transparency, and place-based support; and engaged with our community to keep moving forward amid a decade-defining year.
In the pages of our 2020 Annual Report, we share how our team adapted and responded to needs throughout the region; remained accountable to goals around equity, transparency, and place-based support; and engaged with our community to keep moving forward amid a decade-defining year.
In the pages of our 2020 Annual Report, we share how our team adapted and responded to needs throughout the region; remained accountable to goals around equity, transparency, and place-based support; and engaged with our community to keep moving forward amid a decade-defining year.
ECOTRUST EVENTS
Photo Credit: Vera Gayazov
Photo Credit: Vera Gayazov
Photo Credit: Vera Gayazov
Photo Credit: Vera Gayazov
Photo Credit: Vera Gayazov
Photo Credit: Vera Gayazov
Ecotrust Events offers industrious spaces for every gathering. Our historically-rooted, forward-thinking venues include two renovated warehouses, with convenient locations in Portland’s Pearl District and Central Eastside.
Find answers to all of your questions about hosting an event with us at our new, dedicated events website, ecotrustevents.org—a comprehensive guide to bringing your vision to life.
Ecotrust Events offers industrious spaces for every gathering. Our historically-rooted, forward-thinking venues include two renovated warehouses, with convenient locations in Portland’s Pearl District and Central Eastside.
Find answers to all of your questions about hosting an event with us at our new, dedicated events website, ecotrustevents.org—a comprehensive guide to bringing your vision to life.
Ecotrust Events offers industrious spaces for every gathering. Our historically-rooted, forward-thinking venues include two renovated warehouses, with convenient locations in Portland’s Pearl District and Central Eastside.
Find answers to all of your questions about hosting an event with us at our new, dedicated events website, ecotrustevents.org—a comprehensive guide to bringing your vision to life.
Ecotrust Events offers industrious spaces for every gathering. Our historically-rooted, forward-thinking venues include two renovated warehouses, with convenient locations in Portland’s Pearl District and Central Eastside.
Find answers to all of your questions about hosting an event with us at our new, dedicated events website, ecotrustevents.org—a comprehensive guide to bringing your vision to life.
Ecotrust Events offers industrious spaces for every gathering. Our historically-rooted, forward-thinking venues include two renovated warehouses, with convenient locations in Portland’s Pearl District and Central Eastside.
Find answers to all of your questions about hosting an event with us at our new, dedicated events website, ecotrustevents.org—a comprehensive guide to bringing your vision to life.
Ecotrust Events offers industrious spaces for every gathering. Our historically-rooted, forward-thinking venues include two renovated warehouses, with convenient locations in Portland’s Pearl District and Central Eastside.
Find answers to all of your questions about hosting an event with us at our new, dedicated events website, ecotrustevents.org—a comprehensive guide to bringing your vision to life.
ECOTRUST EVENTS
The 2022 Community Grant cycle is open!
The Ecotrust Community Grant Program awards 10 grants per year to nonprofits that center communities of color. Each grant provides a one-day complementary rental for one of Ecotrust’s event spaces.
Apply now