Oxbow Farm & Conservation Center

We cultivate 12 acres of certified organic mixed vegetable crops, herbs, and flowers using agro-ecological principles and engage in research to inform conservation agriculture practices. We grow food for local hunger relief organizations.
We carry out ecological restoration projects and partner with scientists, regional planners, and other environmental organizations to learn how humans can benefit from the land while protecting biodiversity.
We operate a native plant nursery that uses sustainable growing methods to produce plants for habitat restoration projects and urban landscapes. We share our knowledge to encourage increased production and use of natives in the Pacific Northwest, and beyond.
We offer education programs for children pre-K through high school to build environmental literacy and provide students with opportunities to learn about the links between agriculture, conservation, and the environment. Our programs reach over 8,000 children each year.
We offer opportunities for people of all ages to put their values into action as we promote climate resilience and encourage healthy food systems. Oxbow fosters community through volunteer opportunities, educational programs, farming for hunger relief organizations, workshops & tours, and special events.
For more details and to apply to volunteer, please visit http://www.oxbow.org/get-involved/volunteer/
Questions? Contact us any time at volunteer@oxbow.org or call 425-788-1134 x4
(425) 788-1134 | |
volunteer@oxbow.org | |
Dawn Huss | |
Volunteer coordinator | |
http://www.oxbow.org/ |