Blog & Stories
Insights, updates, and stories from the Sustainability in Prisons Project—highlighting conservation programs, education, research, and community impact.
Gardening with Sophie Hart at Cedar Creek Corrections Center
by Sophie Hart, SPP volunteer About a month ago, I began volunteering in the gardening programs at Cedar Creek Corrections Center (CCCC) through the Sustainability in Prisons Project (SPP). My…
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My First Two Months Working at SPP
By Graduate Research Assistant Drissia Ras Working for the SPP is a great experience at all levels. It all started a couple of months ago. I am in fact no…
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Washington Corrections Center for Women Horticulture & Floral Design Programs
Please note>> the best way to contact this program is to call the prison’s main number and ask for Floral Design: (253) 858-4200 – Main Washington Corrections Center for Women…
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Bountiful gardens at Washington Corrections Center for Women
By Melissa R. Johnson, Administrative Assistant, Washington Corrections Center for Women Gig Harbor, Wash.—Emphasizing the importance of sustainability, the horticulture program at Washington Corrections Center for Women provides an opportunity…
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Using Worms to Reduce Food Waste at Monroe Correctional Complex!
By Donna Simpson, Administrative Assistant 3 at Monroe Correctional Complex The Monroe Correctional Complex is using worms to reduce food waste disposal costs while also providing a meaningful science and…
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New Tilapia Program at Stafford Creek Corrections Center
by Lucienne Guyot, Executive Secretary Correctional Industries and Lyle Morse, Director Correctional Industries Construction is well underway on the greenhouse which will house tilapia at Stafford Creek Corrections Center near…
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