WHATS YOUR 1 THING?

When washing your hands, turn off the faucet while lathering and scrubbing, then turn the water on again to rinse.  -DeDe, Seattle
i put my kitchen compost for yardwaste into cereal boxes, which then also become compostable  -Tammy, Seattle
I unplug the toaster and coffee maker when I'm done using them, saving standby energy.  -Jen, Mountlake Terrace
I never use the heater in my apartment, blankets are cheaper and don't waste energy!  -Catie, Seattle
I use biodegradable bags for my dog's waste.  -Monica, Seattle
We recycle everything we can in the house.  -Michel, Auburn
I recycle paper, cans, bottles and I have a compost pile for the garden.  -Colette, Tacoma
I now bike everywhere i used to go in a car to get to friends houses.  -Steven , Sammamish
We got chickens and reuse other peoples' egg cartons to disperse our extra eggs to family and friends. Commercial eggs, blech!  -Heather, Clinton
NW Biodiesel Network Monthly MeetingBiodiesel - It's All About the Quality. 8/26/08. www.nwbiodiesel.org/.  -Joe, Seattle
I have compact florescent bulbs in most of my light fixtures at home  -Anne, Seattle
My housemates and I have a big vegie garden going in our yard and are watering with collected rain. Tasts so good!  -Bruce, Lake City
I drive my motorcycle as often as possible instead of my car - 50 mpg helps some.  -Bruce, Lake City
I buy as much as I can from local farmers and practice being a 'locavore' as much as possible.  -Sean, Camden, SC
Seattle based Go Financial Solutions to deliver a secure eDisclosure service to their customers. 100% paperless mortgage loan.  -Joe, Seattle
I'm enrolled in '100% Green Power' through Puget Sound Energy.  -Rick, Federal Way
I encouraged my collage (the art institute of Ft Lauderdale) to add receycleing bins in the Class room. I was successful.  -William, Ft Lauderdale
Solar heated water and a soapstone masonry heater with baking oven minimize our propane use. Awesome.  -Michele Keyes, Olga
I use phosphate free, all natural detergent and softner when I do laundry.  -Kaitlin, Tacoma
Turn off the water heater if away for a few days. Use dimmers on our lights. Use motion lights outside for security.  -Michelle, Redmond
I recycle all the garbage I can and compost food scraps. I try to buy organic products with minimal or biodegradable packaging.  -Megan, Tacoma
I purposely keep all my receipts in my purse and then clean through my purse with a recycling bin by my side :)  -Cassi, Seattle
I recycle paper towel and toliet paper core tubes and take my own bags to grocery shop.  -Rick , Evergreen, CO
I carpool with my divorced spouse 5 days a week.If we can make it work, you can make it work!  -Sherry, Arlington, WA
I turn of the water while brushing my teeth and doing dishes  -michela, vancouver
I live in the community I work in.  -Kara, Olympia
I hang my clothes to dry.  -Christy, Seattle
I've stopped using plastic cutlery when I bring my lunch to work.  -Liz, Bremerton
I use as much wood as possible as it a renewable resource and the global demand for wood does not exceed the annual growth rate.  -Ed, Portland Oregon
I don't water my lawn, my clothes dryer broke down in April,as a result I now use clothes racks for drying, & shop thrift stores  -Beverly, Enumclaw
Dry clothes outside as often as possible!  -Jennifer, Redmond
I have a beautiful, locally made coffee mug I use every day at work instead of paper or Styrofoam.  -Michelle, Redmond
I am parking my car 3 days a week, finding other ways to commute to work.  -Janelle, Bothell
to get to places like school, and other towns i walk, ride my bike, rollerblade and when necessary, take the metro.  -kylie repp, snoqualmie
I ride my bike as much as possible rather then drive my car. I can easily put 150 miles on my bike a week this time of year.  -Lyn, Kent
COMPOST  -Katie, Kelowna
I used a refillable water bottle instead of disposable ones.  -Amiee, Seattle
I take the metro bus.  -Caroline, Seattle
save the planet  -bill Sather, monroe
Built our "chicken condo" and children's tree fort out of recycled wood from local demos.  -Vicki, Puyallup
I use cloth instead of paper:cloth napkins, cloth kitchen towels, bandanas for runny noses, cloth bag instead of paper/plastic  -Tara, Shoreline, WA
I garden with Pacific Northwest native trees and shrubs to save water and attract birds.  -Erick, Seattle
I re-use almost everything I buy at least once and if I cant, I dont buy it.  -Faith, Everett
I changed all my bulbs to fluorescents  -Kelly, Seattle
We've changed nearly all our ligh bulbs to the new compact type..they may not look beautiful but it's worth the savings!  -Angela, Black Diamond
I traded in my beloved 9 year old Jeep Wrangler (15 mpg) for a new Hybrid! Hurray!  -Leann, kenmore, wa
Replace bath towels with half sized hand towels, plenty of towel to get the job done. Reduces laundry/energy/water/soap 1/2.  -Michael, Quilcene
I now use my reusable bags when I go to the grocery store instead of using the plastic bags the stores give out.  -Marilene, Seattle
Use a commercial car wash - like Brown Bear, that recycles their waste water instead of washing your car at home.  -Janet, Seattle
When I see a light turn yellow, I turn off the ignition and coast up to it.  -Erin, West Seattle
 

Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association (NSEA)

April 11, 2008 - 5:04pm — nborders
Organization Type: 
Conservation
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Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association (NSEA)

Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association (NSEA) is a community–based nonprofit organization dedicated to restoring sustainable wild salmon runs in Whatcom County.