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Stories of Healthy Ecosystems
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Ecohaus
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Matt Freeman-Gleason acted on his commitment to sustainability and started Environmental Home Center, now Ecohaus, an eco-friendly building materials supplier.
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Cart'M Recycling
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Frustrated by the lack of recycling resources in Manzanita, Oregon, Lane deMoll and Kathleen Ryan started a citizen-run dump, recycling center and community center.
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Dungeness River Watershed Restoration
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Tribespeople, irrigators, property owners, conservationists, and public agencies came together to restore threatened salmon populations.
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Thundering Hooves
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Formerly a struggling conventional wheat farmer, Joel Huesby uses innovative techniques on his successful organic beef, chicken and turkey ranch.
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Tenmile Creek Watershed Restoration Project
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Dorie Belisle and her husband John worked with neighboring farms to protect the salmon and the agriculture on the Tenmile Creek Watershed.
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JEA Farms, Ltd.
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John Aeschliman promotes rich, moist soil in dry country using direct-seed or no-till farming to grow wheat.
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Leonetti Cellar
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Leonetti Cellar winemaker Gary Figgins and his son Chris, the winery's lead viticulturalist, cultivate soil health to create quality wines.
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Limberlost Tree Farm
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Herb and Grace Payne reclaim family land and replant cedars in the hope of recreating the old growth stands that were here a century ago.
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Moccasin Lake Ranch
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Preservation, conservation and production all blend together on Moccasin Lake Ranch which covers over 2200 acres in north central Washington.
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Read, Deanna and Jeremy Smith Family Farms
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Read Smith protects his topsoil with no-till farming on his ranch in eastern Washington’s Palouse region.
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Two Rivers Farm
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Nancy Denson and Nick Stemm celebrate the coexistence of the cultivated and the wild on their farm by supporting a balance between harvest and natural setting.
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Colvin Family Ranch
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Fred Colvin balances conservation and restoration with grass fed cattle ranching on his 640 acre property in western Washington.
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Double J Ranch
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Peter Goldmark draws on his scientific and farming background to run his grass finished yearling and wheat breeding ranch in Washington's Okanogan Valley.
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Hedlin Family Farm
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Dave Hedlin encourages long-range vision on his Skagit Valley farm and has joined with other local growers to preserve farmland, open spaces and wildlife habitat.
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Nash Huber & Delta Farm
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Partnering with PCC Natural Foods to create the Farmland Fund, farmer Nash Huber saved the Dungeness River Valley's Delta Farm from development.
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S & S Homestead Farm
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Henning Sehmsdorf and his family stay healthy by practicing biodynamic farming,
and are moving towards self-sufficiency on Lopez Island, WA.
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Forest Concepts, LLC
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Forest Concepts promotes forest health and the local economy by using the by-products of forest restoration in constructing products that benefit watersheds.
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Gies Farm
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Dale Gies experimented with mustard plants and green manure to improve his soil quality and unexpectedly became a leader in the field of biofumigation.
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Peshastin Creek Growers Association
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Dr. John Dunley helps the Peshastin Creek Growers Association develop a soft pesticide program for their orchards and move away from conventional farming.
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Stillaguamish Old Channel Restoration
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Chuck Hazleton and the Snohomish County, WA community on the Stillaguamish River installed a water control structure to repair habitat for endangered salmon.
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Lynn Jungwirth The Watershed Research and Training Center
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