Appreciation Page

Special Thanks Go To:

  • Tyson Kemper, CC/UWB facilities manager, for his invaluable help and advice, operation of earth moving equipment, and for donating native plants
  • Gabe Barnes, wetland restoration coordinator, for donating native plants and shrubs
  • Go Natives! plant nursery, for their generous discount on native plants
  • Stephan Classen, for mentoring the project and coordinating financing
  • John VanLeer, for providing funding though the WaterWorks grant
  • Steven T. Jackson, for hours and hours of help excavating the site, installing the irrigation system, and creating the sign, as well as constant feedback and support
  • The Cascadia College BASSP cohort of 2019, especially Selina Maxfield, Evan Schroeder, Hannah Price, and Chelsie Martell, for donating time, work, vehicles, and plant expertise
  • Jodie Galvan, for mentoring, feedback, structure and encouragement

Thank you!



The author is a student at the University of South Florida, studying for a Masters degree in Global Sustainability. In 2019 she graduated with a Bachelors of Applied Science in Sustainable Practices from Cascadia College.

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