Additional Resources
Landowners
Looking to enhance or restore a native prairie ecosystem on your property?
The Prairie Landowner Guide for Western Washington, written by Sara Noland and Laurel Carver with major contributions from The Nature Conservancy, US Fish and Wildlife Service, and ESA, has great information on techniques to prepare the land, native species, and the history and importance of prairie landscapes. It is, however, 115 pages, and weighted toward south-sound prairies.
We are able to provide region-specific insight based on our experience and the experiences of other landowners on Whidbey, whom we have advised on establishing native prairie patches or meadows on their property.
Authors: Noland, Sara; Carver, Laurel
Publication Year: 2011
Major contributors:
The Nature Conservancy, US Fish and Wildlife Service, ESA, Thurston County Conservation District, San Juan County Land Bank, Washington Department of Natural Resources, Natural Resources Conservation Service.
Faith and Science
Interested in exploring the connections between faith and science? Click on the link below for a recommended reading list of sources covering faith, science and the environment, compiled by Dr. Joseph K. Sheldon.
Important Published Works on Faith and the Environment
PRI works closely with Circlewood, our partner organization dedicated to "accelerating the greening of faith"
Visit their site for more resources!
Connect with the Circlewood Community