Our primary offerings are the Tool Library and our sustainability-focused classes and events.
Sustainability means meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. We envision a sustainable Capitol Hill as a neighborhood with vibrant natural, social, economic, and built environments:
- Natural: We envision carbon neutrality, clean air, clean water, and a healthy habitat in balance with the dense urban environment.
- Social: We envision dynamic connections within the neighborhood that create a fun place to live with a strong identity and a sense of stewardship for the greater community.
- Economic: We envision a robust and equitable local economy with a strong focus on local products and produce.
- Built: We envision green and livable buildings, a lively pedestrian-oriented streetscape, and a variety of clean and reliable transportation options.
As a dense and vibrant urban neighborhood, Seattle’s Capitol Hill is already a strong community with all the basic elements (compact living, transportation options, and a healthy local economy) that can make sustainability possible. Through education, organization, and action, we can make our neighborhood a model for a sustainable future.