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Native Plant Stewards and the Green Tacoma Partnership
The WNPS' Native Plant Stewardship Program is partnering with the Green Tacoma Partnership to implement a Natural Areas Stewardship Training in 2009. Graduates of the ten-week training program will work to restore selected sites in Tacoma and Pierce County.
After completing the rigorous and popular training where participants learn about Western Washington native plant communities, native plant identification and habitat restoration; graduates will return the value of this training and use what they have learned to restore project sites.
Teams of Stewards get to design and implement a 1-acre restoration management plan and either start of continue the restoration efforts at selected open spaces in the City of Tacoma. Their efforts will help to restore natural areas within the city of Tacoma and enhance the work of the Green Tacoma Partnership to develop viable and healthy natural spaces sustained by community involvement.
Funding for this work is provided by a grant from The Greater Tacoma Community Foundation utilizing Pierce Conservation District Funds.
Our partners include:
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Cascade Land Conservancy |
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City of Tacoma |
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Pierce Conservation District |
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Green Tacoma Partnership |
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Metro Parks Tacoma |
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Tacoma Nature Center |






