farm, and multiple rain gardens and building catchment. The joint campus is also home to one of the largest wetland restoration areas on the Western US Coast, with a 58-acre restored wetland. The Cascadia Permaculture Cornucopia Food Forest won a national AASHE Campus Achievement award - for excellence for achievements for what the food forest showcased, a mix between environmental green space, equity and inclusion options for food access and cultural plantings, and space for staff, faculty, and students to use as both a living laboratory and a relaxation space. LEED buildings The joint campus has two LEED certified buildings, the Global Learning and the Arts Building (Mobius Hall or CC3) at LEED Platinum and the Discovery Hall (DISC) at LEED Gold. Some features of both buildings include solar panels, architectural design to capture sunlight to heat and light buildings, green roofs, energy-efficient HVAC systems, water catchment cisterns, and FSC certified wood. The architect for the Center for Global Learning & the Arts project was The Miller Hull Partnership. Programs Cascadia has two programs focused on sustainability: An associate in Environmental Technology and Sustainable Practices (ETSP), and a Bachelor's of Applied Science in Sustainable Practices (BASSP). The programs both focus on sustainability and environmentalism focusing on society and human impact, with the ETSP program specializing in Energy and Water, and the BASSP program being more comprehensive with a project and management focus. The BASSP program is an applied bachelors, with focuses on out of classroom experiences, a mix of hybrid and fully in-person classes, and a cohort model with internship and capstone requirements - guiding students towards a career in sustainability within companies, organizations, and government. References External links Community colleges in Washington (state) Education in Bothell, Washington Educational institutions established in 2000 Universities and colleges accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities Universities and colleges in King County, Washington 2000 establishments in Washington (state)