The Nesset Farm Environmental Stewardship Project records were generated during a 1999 environmental stewardship project led by Professors Wendy Walker and John McLaughlin of Huxley College at Western Washington University. The collection comprises student reports, photographic negatives and proof sheets, audio tape interviews, and VHS interviews.

The reports contain maps and supporting data for Nesset Farm and the adjacent Overby/Goodyear-Nelson property for use as a preliminary site plan in the creation of a new county park along the South Fork of the Nooksack River in Whatcom County, Washington. The reports present historical information (including an environmental history) of the Nesset Farm area and include contain maps of the proposed park, farm buildings and Nesset Creek. The reports also include a series of maps and data documenting the South Fork of the Nooksack River.

The collection also contains a small number of undated historical photographic negatives and proof sheets of Nesset Farm, area residents and family members. Audio tapes contain oral history interviews with Nesset farm neighbors and family members. VHS tapes contain interviews with family members, Nesset farm neighbors, and Rand Jack, a representative of the Whatcom land Trust. The collection also includes VHS recordings of original and edited versions of the final class presentation.