Seattle Public Utilities

This training introduces techniques used by project teams to monitor and control their projects against a plan. Part 2 of 5.

This training introduces techniques used by project teams to monitor and control their projects against a plan. Part 1 of 5.

Learn from the Flusher Family`s escapades how to prevent a pricey plumbing problem. Protect your pipes. Avoid drain pain.

This training presents the steps involved in planning and designing bioretention or permeable pavement projects. Part 4 of 5

This training presents the steps involved in planning and designing bioretention or permeable pavement projects. Part 3 of 5

This training presents the steps involved in planning and designing bioretention or permeable pavement projects. Part 2 of 5

This training presents the steps involved in planning and designing bioretention or permeable pavement projects. Part 1 of 5

This training presents the steps involved in planning and designing bioretention or permeable pavement projects. Part 5 of 5

This vaudeville act was written and performed by youth in the International District Housing Alliance`s Wild Program. The show consisted of a series of skits covering water conservation, waste prevention, pollution prevention and other topics. It was performed at various venue in Seattle.

Pygmy whitefish preparing to spawn in the Cedar River above Chester Morse Lake. This video shows a school of several hundred pygmy whitefish preparing to spawn in the Cedar River above Chester Morse Lake. Female pygmy whitefish broadcast their eggs over the stream bed gravel, and the eggs are then fertilized by the male fish.

Chinook spawning in the Cedar River above Landsburg Diversion Dam. This video shows Chinook salmon building a redd (a nest in the stream bed gravel) in the Cedar River about 12 miles upstream of Landsburg Diversion. Migration of salmon above the dam was blocked in 1901 and renewed in 2003 following the completion of a fish passage facility. These fish are among the first generations of salmon to recolonize the Cedar River above the dam.

PASEFIKA Arts and Media Outreach Project (PAMO): a student led project where students researched, developed, performed and produced various Samoan art forms conveying the environmental messages on 3 topics of focus (hazardous waste disposal, safer alternative cleaning products and second hand smoking.)

This training presents an introduction to the contractual background and teamwork structure of government entities engaging in and executing `Design-Build` contracts. Part 4 of 4

This training presents an introduction to the contractual background and teamwork structure of government entities engaging in and executing `Design-Build` contracts. Part 3 of 4

This training presents an introduction to the contractual background and teamwork structure of government entities engaging in and executing “Design-Build” contracts. Part 2 of 4

This training presents an introduction to the contractual background and teamwork structure of government entities engaging in and executing “Design-Build” contracts. Part 1 of 4

As shown on Workshop 3A and 3B on March 7 and March 14.

As shown on Workshop 3A and 3B on March 7 and March 14.

As shown on Workshop 3A and 3B on March 7 and March 14.

As shown on Workshop 3A and 3B on March 7 and March 14.

As shown on Workshop 3A and 3B on March 7 and March 14.

This vaudeville act was written and performed by youth in the International District Housing Alliance`s Wild Program. The show consisted of a series of skits covering water conservation, waste prevention, pollution prevention and other topics. It was performed at various venue in Seattle.

These digital stories were created by students in the Global Leadership Class at Chief Sealth High School. They were used by the students to engage their peers, family, and the larger community about what they learned about sources of pollution, the impact it has on people and environment, and what kinds of things can be done and are being done to address it. Stories focus on: Puget Sound, Cell Phone Waste, Hazardous Waste, Shoe Waste and Heavy Metals.

These 3 short animated works were made by 4th and 5th graders at South Shore School in Seattle. They were used to educate family, friends and the larger community about every day actions we can do to help protect the environment. Made in partnership with Reel Grrls.