Subjects have included water quality, wetlands, native plants, forestry, wildlife, and the human systems that affect these resources. Following training, each steward agrees to perform 70-100 hours of natural resource public education during the year following completion of training. There are currently almost 200 active stewards. It was felt that a non-profit association would have the ability to attract individual donations and grant money, otherwise not available to Washington State University Cooperative Extension King County.
All donations are tax-deductible as provided by law.
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