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Oxbow and the Snoqualmie Tribe: Partnering for Greater Impact

Oxbow Farm & Conservation Center and the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe are pleased to announce a partnership built on our shared...

Staff washing mud from greenhouse floors after flooding at Oxbow Native Plant Nursery.

Flood Reflections from the Nursery

Floodwater surrounding grow tables and plant trays inside the Oxbow Native Plant Nursery during the December 2025 flood in Western Washington.

How Winter Floods Reshaped Our Spring Plant Sale

SER-UW volunteers share wapato starts for restoration and reciprocal planting.

Flood to Full Circle

Oxbow’s native meadow in summer bloom, featuring wildflowers, tall grasses, and a forested backdrop under a partly cloudy sky.

Anne Lowe Named Oxbow's Executive Director

Volunteers, including a mother and daughter, lay cardboard and mulch for native plant restoration at Oxbow's restoration work party.

Volunteering as a Family at Oxbow

Top 5 Creature Connections

5 Reasons to Relish the Season at Oxtober

Native Plant Picks for All Conditions

Treat Yourself to a Healthier Habitat

For Oxbow’s Conservation Team, summer is their favorite time of year for controlling invasive blackberries—because it’s just so...