The Ecosystem Guild

Workgroup

Workgroups are collaborative communities, often within an organization that complete efforts

Salish Sea References

• Ecology Shoreline Photography Viewer
• The Encyclopedia of Puget Sound provides a peer reviewed version of the wiki
• PRISM Project Search
• Washington Coastal Atlas
• UW River History Project

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What if each community had the knowledge, vision, and skills and organization to directly restore and steward their watershed?

We are a regional volunteer-run cooperative to coordinate, train, and deploy skilled ecosystem management volunteers on "day camps" and “expeditions.” We develop restoration sites, study ecosystems, and complete projects, as an immersive and practical environmental education and community building experience. We are building a guild hall through a network of camps and sites where we gather, test appropriate technologies, and design regenerative ecosystems that produce useful materials. http://ecosystemguild.org The Guild uses Hylo Network as a social technology hub Watersheds The Ecosystem Guild organizes around a watershed-scale vision of communities living as stewards of water, biomass and diversity. These pages describe places in the landscape that the guild studies, protects, and restores. Green Cove Creek Watershed Grass Lakes Nature Reserve Marshall-Hansen Campus Scatter Creek Watershed Northwest Olympia Watersheds Reiner Farm Workgroups and Efforts These pages describe the activities of the Guild Template:EcoGuild Plants for the People Nursery The Ecosystem Guild/Knotweed Control Experiments File:Cereghino et al 2024 camp skykomish charrette output.pdf Topics and Standards These pages describe topics of particular interest to the guild where we contribute to shared knowledge Vegetation and Revegetation