The SeaChar Mission:

The Seattle BioChar Working Group is a grass-roots, 501c3 nonprofit organization. SeaChar.Org’s global mission is to develop, promote and share positive tools for carbon negative living. Our biochar technology re-invents fire in order to create clean energy and build healthy soils.

A Statement of Our Values:

We will conduct our mission in such a way as:

To promote and
protect the diversity and equality of life.

To nurture and value
inter-connected living systems, by building community
around openly shared knowledge.

To re-establish balance,
through acts of reciprocity.

OUR VISION As citizens of a global community we feel a responsibility to help create the positive future we want to live in. Through biochar research, educational outreach and the development of technology, we will gain and share the tools to accomplish this.

SeaChar.Org Key Members

Art Donnelly

President
US Project Director, The Farm Stove Project

• MFA: Rhode Island School of Design
• BFA: University of Washington
• Working artist with a 20 year history of custom metal work commissions in the Pacific Northwest
• Co-Founder of the Seattle Biochar Working Group (aka SeaChar.Org)
• Developer of the Estufa Finca biochar producing cook-stove

Anita Hornby

Vice President/Treasurer

Kate Selting

Secretary
Estufa Finca – Talamanca Project Manager

Tom Ternes

Estufa Finca – Santos Project Manager

• BS: Washington State University
• 31 years as  Industrial Engineer and Project Manager at The Boeing Company
• International work in Europe, Central and S. America
• Extensive involvement in the Estufa Finca Project in Costa Rica and the US.