Airway Heights hosts a wide range of sustainability programs including beekeeping, large-scale gardens producing food for kitchen use and donation, and composting. It refurbishes thousands of computers for local schools and runs dog training, firewood donation, pollinator habitat, waste sorting, and worm farming.

Clallam Bay runs beekeeping, vegetable and flower gardens contributing food to local food banks, and a farmers market. They operate waste sorting, water catchment, wastewater treatment, and animal programs including dog and cat adoption. The facility emphasizes pollinator habitat and community recycling efforts.

Olympic runs extensive garden programs with partner colleges and tribes, large-scale composting and recycling, wastewater treatment, solar power installations, firewood projects, community crews, and forestry work. These efforts support food production, renewable energy, conservation, and local service.

Washington Corrections Center’s SPP programs include a world-class composting “bugs” project, beekeeping, prairie conservation, gardens, plant propagation, construction/service projects, dog training, chicken care, recycling, and environmental workshops. These initiatives blend sustainability with vocational training.

Washington State Penitentiary hosts a broad Sustainable Practices Lab (SPL) with many programs including gardening, composting, recycling, carpentry, furniture repair, aquaponics, and beekeeping. It also has a large institutional garden, waste diversion efforts, community crews, and the Sagebrush Steppe Conservation Program.

Mission Creek leads conservation with a Taylor’s checkerspot butterfly rearing program and beekeeping, plus vegetable and flower gardens used in kitchens and pollinator habitat. It hosts animal programs (Pawsitive Prison Project), small-scale composting, water catchment, and bird habitat work.