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Investing in communities

Roughly 70% of our agency's budget is passed through to communities, primarily through grants and loans. We also provide direct services, such as scientific data and research, and environmental projects.

Grant-funded projects

See many of our grants and loans on an interactive map.

Washington Conservation Corps

Washington Conservation Corps is your chance to gain hands-on experience in the environmental field.

About the WCC
AmeriCorps member positions
Become a crew supervisor
Partner with the WCC
Serve outdoors on a WCC field crew
WCC Individual Placement Program
Puget Sound Corps
Veteran Conservation Corps

Scientific services

Learn about the scientific services we offer to publicly-funded and government agencies.

Lab accreditation
Quality assurance

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