Under the guidance of the professionals at Blue Ribbon Cooking, Windward celebrated the start of a new decade in the best way possible – by making lots and lots of delicious food! Check out the photos of our fun at https://www.facebook.com/pg/WindwardEnvironmental/photos/?tab=album&album_id=2551769221769111.

This week, Windward scientists Jenny Love and Ron Gouguet presented the results of the Edmonds Marsh baseline study to both the Edmonds City Council and general public. The report was the result of 18 months’ work to learn about the marsh and its wild inhabitants; data collected included information on soil and sediment characteristics, water…

It is with great sadness that the staff at Windward acknowledge the passing of one of Conservation Canine’s CK9 detection dogs, Sampson. We were lucky enough to work with him several years ago on a project for Seattle Public Utilities, during which he proved that dogs can be trained to alert to the presence of…

Will you be at Battelle’s 2019 International Conference on Remediation and Management of Contaminated Sediments? We will! Don’t miss our presentations and posters – we look forward to seeing you there! Tuesday, February 12, 2019 Do PCBs Smell? The Use of Detection Dogs to Locate PCB Hotspots – Platform Session, 12:10 pm S. Replinger, L.B.…