📍 Map Your Community is HERE!

Drop a pin anywhere in Snohomish or King County and help us identify backyard gardens, green infrastructure, and food-growing potential. Choose a Community Healthy Living (CHLI) stage and optionally share a photo or comment!




🗺️ CHLI Stage Key

Learn what each CHLI stage means as you score your community using the map.

  • 🌱 Stage 1 – Planting the Seeds: Minimal or no green infrastructure. Mostly turf or paved surfaces. No signs of food-growing.
  • 🌿 Stage 2 – Nurturing for Growth: Early signs of gardens or planters. A few fruit trees or raised beds may be visible.
  • 🌳 Stage 3 – Nourishing a Root System: Multiple visible garden beds, compost, fruit trees, or green infrastructure working together.
  • 🌼 Stage 4 – Cultivating Healthy Fruit: Mature gardens with diversity of plants and systems. A clear focus on food production and ecological health.
  • 🏆 Stage 5 – Harvesting the Rewards: Fully integrated growing system with layered planting, pollinator support, composting, and educational or community use.
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Research & Innovation – Baton Health

🔬 Research & Innovation

Data-Driven Strategies for Lasting Health Improvements

At Baton Health®, we believe research and innovation go hand-in-hand with community action. Our work is grounded in Community Healthy Living—and the science of evaluating and improving environments and health outcomes where people live, work, learn, play, and grow.

🌱 What We Do

  • Identify opportunities for healthy eating and active living
  • Map gaps and assets across neighborhoods, schools, worksites, and after-school programs
  • Catalyze community engagement through participatory data and storytelling
  • Drive systemic change via actionable policy, proven health improvement programs, environmental recommendations, and access to hands-on programming

📍 Local Stories, Real Impact

🌍 From Assessment to Action

We don't stop at research. We help communities:

  • Strengthen leadership teams
  • Conduct place-based assessments
  • Launch improvement plans
  • Monitor outcomes and progress
  • Advocate for lasting change

Whether you're a school district, nonprofit, community health worker, or city planner—we equip you to become the credential for your own community’s health.