Public Notices

Free Construction Stormwater Management Practices Seminar

Wednesday, February 17th, 2010: 10am-2pm
Ferndale City Hall, 2095 Main Street, Ferndale
Free Event - Lunch Included


Join the North Sound Baykeeper, the Skagit Conservation Education Alliance, and stormwater inspectors from the Washington State Department of Ecology for a special classroom and field training on stormwater pollution and prevention.

Do you have a fruit tree or home garden that provides more produce than you can use? Please share!

The Small Potatoes Gleaning Project works to connect excess fruits and vegetables from home gardens, farms, and farmers markets with those in need in our community. Crews of volunteer gleaners harvest and transport over 135,000 lbs of fresh produce to food banks, soup kitchens and feeding programs in Whatcom County every season. The project is always interested in connecting with volunteers and food donors. From the scale of a backyard apple tree to a farm harvest, if you have more than you can use or sell, we'd like to talk. Please call the Small Potatoes Gleaning Project coordinator, Max Morange, at (360) 739-5274 or send an email to glean@bellinghamfoodbank.org.

Do you have a fruit tree or home garden that provides more produce than you can use? Please share!

The Small Potatoes Gleaning Project works to connect excess fruits and vegetables from home gardens, farms, and farmers markets with those in need in our community. Crews of volunteer gleaners harvest and transport over 135,000 lbs of fresh produce to food banks, soup kitchens and feeding programs in Whatcom County every season. The project is always interested in connecting with volunteers and food donors. From the scale of a backyard apple tree to a farm harvest, if you have more than you can use or sell, we'd like to talk. Please call the Small Potatoes Gleaning Project coordinator, Max Morange, at (360) 739-5274 or send an email to glean@bellinghamfoodbank.org.