EnviroHouse Programming Announcement

Tacoma, WALocal News

Tacoma's EnviroHouse, a key facility for environmental education, will close its doors permanently on December 22, 2024, following community feedback and funding evaluations. The city highlighted that while the building will remain in its possession, its future use remains undetermined. The EnviroHouse has played a crucial role in promoting sustainable living practices, showcasing green building materials and techniques, and providing valuable resources for homeowners and builders alike. Despite the closure, Tacoma is dedicated to continuing its environmental education initiatives, offering online access to recorded workshops and how-to videos. Topics covered include energy efficiency, composting, and sustainable landscaping practices that encourage a healthier home environment.

The city invites community engagement and feedback to shape future sustainability education efforts. Moreover, the EnviroHouse has been instrumental in demonstrating how lifestyle choices can contribute to environmental stewardship. The closure marks the end of an era for a facility that has inspired many to adopt greener practices in their daily lives.

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