We are looking to develop an environmental sustainability plan, to lay out 
what steps we'll take over the next several years to make our site and general 
operations environmentally friendly and sustainable. Many of the different staff 
members have ideas about what should be done in their areas, and I'll be 
synthesizing it all together into something comprehensive. I'm wondering if 
anyone else has gone through a similar process, and would be willing to share 
any tips, or maybe copies of a finished product. I'm looking for some sort of 
template to begin with.

As a little background, I'm working with The Center for Wooden Boats. Our 
programs include a working boatshop, educational programs for both youth 
and adults, covering sailing, woodworking, metalworking, boat building, and 
more traditional art classes. We also have a fair amount of dock space on 
Seattle's Lake Union, so we have concerns with salmon migration, and both a 
floating and non-floating collection. Then there's office operations and various 
publications. It's going to be a long plan when it's finished!

Bonnie Loshbaugh
Americorps Volunteer – Docent Program
The Center for Wooden Boats
www.cwb.org

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