The annual report on Washington State homeless housing programs provides a comprehensive overview of the state’s integrated approach to reducing

How we apply leverage to end

In every county across Washington state, there are youth and young adults struggling to find a safe, stable place to call home. This is unacceptable. That’s why we are thrilled about the release of the Department of Commerce’s Office of Homeless

10,047 people slept outside in King County overnight January 22-23,

Presented to the Office of the President and Congress on June 22, 2010 and revised in 2015, Opening Doors is the nation’s first comprehensive Federal strategy to prevent and end

Measuring Shared Prosperity in Washington

The Mockingbird Family Model (MFM) is an award-winning, innovative – yet intuitively old-fashioned – model for foster care delivery. In every MFM 'constellation,' six to ten families live in close proximity to a licensed foster care family – a Hub

The State of Homelessness in Canada 2014 sets the course for ending homelessness in

An innovative research effort linking evidence and action to end youth

The Washington Youth & Families Fund is expanding its focus to embrace youth and young adults, building on ten years of groundbreaking collaboration that is improving how homeless families and youth are

Imagine if we could leverage the connections and credibility of more than 10,000 board members in Washignton Stare to help get good legislation passed. In June 2015, The Washington Low Income Housing Alliance did just that. Several board members

Leadership that brings people and organizations together to have the greatest impact on

The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is an irreplaceable, unspoiled wilderness. Hear representatives of the Gwich'in people speak about their home: “The Sacred Place Where Life

Birds of the Arctic National Wildlife

Exploring Washington's last

A Guide To Land & Water Protection in the US: Clarifying and decoding the "alphabet soup" of Agency names and acronyms, Federal lands' protective designations, methods of private land conservation, and core environmental

Helen Cherullo is Executive Director of Braided River, a Seattle-based nonprofit publishing house that focuses on providing philanthropic support to environmental causes through publishing books, arranging exhibitions and media, supporting

Adventure to a region on thin ice. A co-production of Warner Bros. Pictures, MacGillivray Freeman Films, and IMAX

Tracking Time Through Alaska's National Petroleum

Rue Mapp, founder of Foundation grantee Outdoor Afro, talks about the importance of the Arctic Refuge to all people and all of our relationship to

President Obama announces that The Department of Interior released a revised Comprehensive Conservation Plan to better sustain and manage Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife

Salmon Beyond Borders is a growing community of sport and commercial fishermen, community leaders, Tribal and First Nations members, tourism and recreation business owners and concerned citizens united across the Alaska/British Columbia border to

The remarkable story of the Tongass rain forest. As part of our use all the tools approach we fund the publishing of several important photo books on the Arctic region. Salmon in the Trees tells the remarkable story of the Tongass rain forest and

As wild salmon disappear around the globe, Bristol Bay continues to produce the world’s largest sockeye salmon fisheries and one of the largest king salmon runs. The reason for this is clear; the Bay’s freshwater salmon habitat is largely untouched

Arctic National Wildlife

Facing the truth of a warming

The official large-format companion book to the film To The

America’s Arctic Refuge is among our nation’s most treasured landscapes, like Yosemite and the Grand Canyon. The new “We Are The Arctic” book lets us hear from diverse voices who are coming together to protect this special place once and for all.

Freedom to