Our Whatcom Million Trees
With Susan Hutton, Cody Call, and Logan Hilgers
Caught and Woven By: Blake Mortens, Storm Hedmon, Mathew Cromwell
In this episode, we chat with Susan Hutton, Executive Director of the Whatcom Million Trees Project, learning about her journey and the organization's mission to plant or protect a million trees in Whatcom County and connect people over it. We explore the realities of running a project focused on taking action and making a tangible difference in the community, offering insights on getting involved and making a difference. Subscribe to the ESP to be inspired to discover your gifts and live a way of life you love.
Rooting for a Greener Future
A dedicated group of volunteers from the Whatcom Million Trees Project is coming together to plant hope—one tree at a time! Their hard work and passion for local reforestation will leave a lasting impact, restoring ecosystems, improving air quality, and strengthening our connection to nature. Every shovel of soil, every seedling planted, brings us closer to a more resilient future.
Advocacy in Action
The Whatcom Million Trees Project is standing up for the forests that sustain us. With every campaign, every conversation, and every tree saved, they’re making a tangible difference in protecting local ecosystems and climate resilience. This is more than just conservation—it’s a movement for future generations.
Join the effort, be the voice for the trees, and take action today!
Planting Tomorrow’s Forests Today
Volunteers with the Whatcom Million Trees Project are putting their hands in the soil and their hearts into action! Every tree planted is a step toward restoring ecosystems, combating climate change, and creating greener spaces for future generations. This isn’t just planting—it’s investing in a healthier planet. Join the movement and help grow a legacy! #WhatcomMillionTrees
A Call to Action for Our Forests
The Whatcom Million Trees Project is rallying communities to protect and restore our forests. Every voice, every effort, and every tree saved strengthens our environment and safeguards biodiversity. Advocacy matters—when we stand together, we make change happen.
Join the movement and be part of something bigger than yourself!
Fast-Tracking Forests with the Miyawaki Method
The Whatcom Million Trees Project is embracing the Miyawaki method, a revolutionary approach to reforestation that accelerates forest growth and biodiversity. Developed by botanist Akira Miyawaki, this technique plants native species densely together, allowing them to compete for sunlight and grow 10 times faster than conventional forests.
These mini-forests cool urban spaces, reduce flooding, filter pollution, and create thriving ecosystems for wildlife and people alike. With community support, we’re transforming small spaces into powerful climate solutions.
