We are Free the Green
Restoration rooted in place, people, and future generations.
Free the Green is a Washington based 501(c)(3) nonprofit and licensed contractor working to restore habitat, grow native plants, and strengthen community resilience. Our work supports salmon habitat, place-based stewardship, and landscapes that make space for traditional first foods, ecological health, and long-term care of the land.
Habitat Restoration
Salmon habitat, riparian restoration, invasive removal, and native planting.
Native Plants and First Foods
Native plant production, agroforestry-informed landscapes, and projects that support traditional first foods.
Community Stewardship & Internships
Internships, volunteer events, education, and place-based resilience.
Our Priorities
Restore and protect salmon habitat
Strengthen community resilience through stewardship
Support traditional first foods and Traditional Ecological Knowledge
Build place-based relationships with land and community
Plant for future generations
MARCH 28th
Join us at Chief Leschi Schools for a public planting event supporting a native food forest and community stewardship. Everyone is welcome.
Help restore habitat, care for native landscapes, and build community resilience with us.
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Our Land Acknowledgement
Our work is rooted in accountability to place, community, and the Indigenous peoples whose lands we live and work on.
Free The Green is privileged to live, work, and learn on the traditional, ancestral, and stolen territories of the Duwamish (dxʷdəwʔabš), and Muckleshoot (bəqəlšuł). We acknowledge that we are residing on Indigenous, and unceded, untreatied land in what is now known as Washington State, USA. We at Free The Green recognize our responsibility to prioritize Indigenous perspectives, leadership, and sovereignty in both within our professional and personal endeavors.
Contact Us
Feel free to contact us regarding any questions, inquiries, or feedback you may have. We are here to assist you in any way possible! If you have Wetlands or streams on your property we can offer FREE restoration work!
Purpose Statement
The organization is organized exclusively for charitable, educational, scientific, and environmental purposes, in accordance with section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code or the corresponding section of any future federal tax code. Specifically, our focus is on ecosystem restoration, environmental justice, sustainability, biodiversity, and supporting tribal sovereignty. We aim to foster environmental stewardship through habitat restoration, education, community engagement, and knowledge sharing, incorporating both scientific and Indigenous perspectives.