Stewardship Network of the San Juans

The Stewardship Network of the San Juans is a coalition of private and public organizations whose vision is a healthy, thriving ecosystem in the San Juan Archipelago from land to sea.  The Network’s mission is to promote a stewardship ethic in the San Juan Islands, recognizing that good stewards are caretakers of the natural world that sustains us.  The Madrona Institute is the fiscal sponsor and a member of the Stewardship Network whose nearly two-dozen members meet monthly to share information and ideas, explore potential collaboration on sustainable living, and organize special events to foster public participation in stewardship efforts. For more information about the Stewardship Network, see the website: Stewardship Network.

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Leadership San Juan Islands

Leadership San Juan Islands (LSJI) is a 501(c) 3 nonprofit educational organization that offers a community leadership program run largely by its alumni, and funded primarily by tuition.  LSJI is building a lifetime network of diverse community participants who care deeply about the future of the San Juan Islands and strive to create a healthier

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Stewardship Network of the San Juans

The Stewardship Network of the San Juans is an informal alliance of private and public organizations whose vision is a healthy, thriving ecosystem in the San Juan Archipelago from land to sea. The Network’s mission is to promote a stewardship ethic in the San Juan Islands, recognizing that good stewards are caretakers of the natural world that sustains us.

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San Juan Islands Conservation District

The San Juan Islands Conservation District is a local governmental organization committed to protecting and enhancing the natural resources of the San Juan Islands ecosystem. The Conservation District provides natural resources education, information, and technical assistance free of charge to residents and organizations in San Juan County.

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A Madrona Tree Story

The Madrona Institute takes its name from the Pacific Madrone tree, commonly referred to in the Northwest as the Madrona tree, for a symbolic

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