The Nature Consortium ... teaching environmental lessons through the creative arts and hands-on conservation projects





NC's Benefit Brunch was a great success! Thank you for all of your support! Here is a short slideshow of pictures from the event. West Seattle Blog coverage of the event

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West Seattle BLOG - article about the greenbelt
Green Seattle Partnership - Spring e-newsletter
Restoration BLOG - restoration.naturec.org

Celebrate EARTH DAY with Nature Consortium! Saturday, April 17th, 2010 1901 SW Genesee Street, Seattle, WA 98106 Work Party from 9:30am - 2pm (please RSVP) Earth Day FESTIVAL from 2pm - 4pm All are invited to come and enjoy free food, hands-on art activities, and performances by a wide array of artists. To RSVP: email Marisa at marisa@naturec.org or call 206.923.0853.	photo by C Anstett

Guided Eco Hike! Every third Friday, from 1-2:30pm join us for a free public guided hike in the West Duwamish Greenbelt, Seattle’s largest remaining forest. Call 206- 923-0853 or email Lisa@naturec.org to reserve your spot and to find out where we will be meeting. RSVP today!

The Stranger - fun article about NC work party

"Thorn to be Wild" a forest film 2008 Enjoy a fun and inventive student-directed film documenting the on-going restoration of Seattle's largest forest, the West Duwamish Greenbelt ~ view it on Youtube Part 1 Part 2 "The Making Of"

The Voice, November 11, 2007 - Youth Art Classes YAP at The Rainier Vista Art Studio - Nov 07 Interview with Teaching Artist Greg Kono and Site-Coordinator Victoria Tangata reveal that Youth art classes foster creativity and environmental awareness!

SHA News, November 2007 - Budget Seattle Housing Authority Board of Commissioners vote to reinstating Nature Consortium Youth Art Program funding!

Seattle Times, Aug. 23, 2007 – Natural Wanders The art of conservation: creativity and conifers in the Duwamish Greenbelt

Americans for the Arts - ArtsLink Winter Issue Leadership Profile and Interview with Nancy Whitlock

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Thorn to be Wild - Restoration Project Film


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