Honoring Dave Hatch Remembering Dave Hatch, a longtime friend, partner, and advocate for Native communities. Carolyn Holland September 27, 2016 27 September 2016
A greener future for Colwood Wetland Thanks to for-purpose business practices and unique partnerships, North Portland's Cully community is looking a little greener. Noah Enelow September 2, 2016 02 September 2016
Hope springs at Desolation Creek 13,000 cubic feet per second of clear, relatively cold water is a precious sight in an age of global warming. Spencer B. Beebe August 22, 2016 25 August 2016
Introducing our summer interns This summer, we're welcoming our largest ever group of interns to the Natural Capital Center. Learn more about their work. Megan Foucht July 21, 2016 21 July 2016
Pedaling soup with a mission Now a tenant at the Redd on Salmon street, SoupCycle takes its values to the streets, delivering delicious meals to Portlanders by bike. guest July 19, 2016 21 July 2016
Reflecting on a decade of restoration partnerships From building trust to best practices for paperwork, we think back on lessons learned after 10+ years of collaborative restoration Brent Davies June 18, 2016 18 June 2016
Ecotrust joins the Divest-Invest movement Recognizing that an alignment of capital and public purpose is more important than ever. Jim Norton June 17, 2016 18 June 2016
What’s new in Food and Farms FoodCorps moves into the Redd, we tell everyone that Farm to School Counts, and Stanford Social Innovation Review talks about our work. Jeremy Barnicle June 16, 2016 17 June 2016
Craft3 founder leaves legacy of innovation in building community, capital Originally Shorebank Enterprise Pacific, co-founder John Berdes led the innovative lending firm, Craft3, for more than 20 years. Carolyn Holland June 15, 2016 16 June 2016
Let’s put wheels on this Food Tank! Leaders in food system reform gathered in Washington, D.C. and important questions were raised about equity and inclusion in the movement. Amanda Oborne May 14, 2016 14 May 2016
