Conserve resources, create a healthier work environment for employees, and enhance your recycling and composting programs. Clark County Green Business program offers:
Join the growing list of certified Green Businesses. Earning Green Business certification demonstrates to your customers and employees that your business is committed to the environment and to your community.
The Clark County Green Business Program recognizes businesses for environmental excellence through onsite assistance and verification of green business practices. The program provides an environmental assessment, resources, and assistance to businesses seeking a structured approach to implementing green initiatives and measuring results.
Our businesses demonstrate that going green is not only good for the environment, it is also good for business's bottom line, improving employee morale, increasing operational efficiency and maintaining a positive public image.
Each year, businesses and community members are presented with awards for their efforts to reduce their environmental footprint and make continuous improvements toward a sustainable future. Our 2022 Clark County Green Business Awards winners:
Join us at the Water Resource Education Center for our October Morning Blend on 10/2 at 9am. We will be diving into stormwater pollution prevention and regulations in Clark County with Eric Lambert, Clean Water Outreach Specialist from Clark County Public Works.
Please meet us at 9am at 4600 SE Columbia Way, Vancouver, WA 98661 for coffee, Bleu Door Bakery goods, and networking!
Event Date | 10-02-2024 9:00 am |
Capacity | Unlimited |
Registered | 20 |
Individual Price | Free |
Location | Vancouver Water Resource Education Center |
The Heathman Lodge was designed to express the beauty and spirit of the Pacific Northwest. It combines natural beauty, art and hospitality in an atmosphere that is both peaceful and productive.
Craft Beer Wholesale & Retail
Yoga studio
The Port of Camas-Washougal was founded in 1935 by a vote of the people. Its mission is to strengthen and diversify the existing economic base of the port district here in Clark County, Washington. The port provides facilities and services for land, air, and water-based commerce in order to enhance employment and recreational opportunities, contributing to the quality of life in the community.