We’ve made a commitment to our local schools to be involved as much as possible in creating partnerships whereby students can take advantage of our resources for a host of projects.

In the past we have been involved in a number of projects related to understanding each or our individual roles relative to natural resource management. Some of the projects we have been involved with include planting native plant materials along area streams, creating outdoor classrooms whereby students can experience, on campus, the science of plant propagation and growing. We are currently working with WSU and King County Extension doing a research project looking at the effect of certain invasive grasses and other species in farm drainage ditches. This study is being conducted on our Woodinville, Washington farm property

With the current emphasis on ‘standards’ based curriculum, it is easy to develop projects that include reading, writing and science skills. If you are an educator and want to create a science based project for your students, we hope you will contact us and see what we can accomplish together.

While this site is certainly part of the world wide web, this service is currently restricted to those school districts immediately surrounding our Woodinville operation.