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Gray Squirrels are endangered? – An SCOL Nature Spotlight by Vicki Fields
September 9, 2024
Yes, the State of Washington designated the Western Gray Squirrel (Sciurus griseus) as endangered in 2023. This is because there are only three areas in the state where the species […]
A House Wren’s Love’s Labor Lost, a Nature Tale from SCOL, by Vicki Fields
August 12, 2024
One sunny late Spring morning a bachelor house wren busied himself on the edge of Carrols Creek meadow searching for a perfect nest site. He darted from tree hollows to […]
Board Meeting Highlights – July 2024
August 5, 2024
Here are the highlights from the July meeting of the KCC Board of Directors.
Sati Sangha’s Review of their SCOL Retreat
July 15, 2024
“What we found was a beautiful, secluded and well established home for practice. The beautiful land and the clearly marked trails beckoned us on walks that really added to the retreat experience.”
Special Scholarship Available
July 5, 2024
Special Scholarship Available: A donor has offered to sponsor one transgender person to attend each of the retreats that KCC offers at SCOL for 2024. Contact Cynthia Irvine at cynthia@kcc.org if you […]
Sustaining Supporter Campaign Results
June 28, 2024
KCC started the sustaining supporter campaign eight weeks ago. While fundraising goals were not stated, we shared that KCC’s approved 2024 budget projected a $15,000 deficit and that was after […]
Sustaining Supporter Drive – Tim C.
June 19, 2024
This week, Tim Campbell, KCC’s new Managing Director and longtime sangha member shares events in his dharma journey that led him to KCC.
Sustaining Supporter Drive 2024 – Lisa S
June 13, 2024
This week, Lisa S. shares how recent life events have led her to a deeper understanding of samsara and the value of dharma practice.
Sustaining Supporter Drive: Week 6 Drawing Winners
June 13, 2024
43 people have made a new commitment, an increased commitment, or a one time gift to KCC during the Sustaining Supporter Campaign!
