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Ecotrust’s role is to innovate, invest and inspire in ways that create wellbeing for people and the places they live. An incubator for social enterprise, designed to identify and test deep innovation;
2. A capital vehicle for investing in promising innovations, both to prove concepts and to scale them.
3. A growing constellation of public, private, for-profit and nonprofit organizations designed to inspire change around the world. How We Work
The challenges of the 21st century are immense, but at Ecotrust we believe that true wellbeing is possible. To get there, we need radical transformation of current institutions — those ways of living from banking to building, from transportation to tree harvesting, that dominate our lives. We see urgency in building up an economy that restores nature and invests in people. And we believe the way to build that economy is through bold experimentation in the bioregion we call home — the Pacific Northwest. We are continually creating and supporting new businesses, nonprofits, alliances, networks and programs that build wellbeing in nature and community and deliver economic prosperity. The industrial economic model that’s reigned for the last 300 years simply can’t last. At Ecotrust, we believe the new economy starts here — in our backyards, communities, cities and regions.

Photos from Ecotrust's post 10/29/2026

Farm to School Month (October) is quickly ending, but seasonal eating lasts year round! Oregon Farm to School Network's Harvest of the Month helps educators and school nutrition staff feature local, seasonal foods throughout the year: https://oregonfarmtoschool.org/harvest-of-the-month/

🍏 Browse Oregon's three agricultural regions to find month-by-month guidance on what's at peak harvest — plus resources to promote, teach about, and purchase local products for your school community.

Photos from Intertribal Timber Council's post 10/27/2026
10/23/2026

Join us November 18, 2026 at 11am PT to meet and learn about what the USDA NRCS Tribal Liaisons and staff do in Oregon and Washington. Register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/indigenous-agroforestry-network-quarterly-webinar-tickets-2003633440557?aff=oddtdtcreator

This Indigenous Agroforestry Network webinar will feature Tribal Liaisons from the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), who will share about their roles, responsibilities, and insight into their work supporting Tribal communities and Indigenous land stewards. We’ll explore how NRCS works with Tribes and land stewards, what resources and technical assistance may be available, and how our network can build connections and identify opportunities for future collaboration.

Whether you’re a Tribal natural resource professional, agroforestry practitioner, cultural practitioner, small landowner, or simply interested in learning more about NRCS, this webinar is an opportunity to make connections, ask questions, and learn more about the support and services available to you and your community.

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1140 SE 7th Avenue, Ste. 150
Portland, OR
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