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2026
Febuary 5th:
January 5th:
♦ Sierra Club Legislative Priorities ♦ Protect Our Public Lands ♦ Kicking Gas Campaign ♦ Toxic Chemicals in Drinking Water at Hearing ♦ Resist Assaults on Our Forests ♦ Northwest Stream Center ♦ Snohomish County Indivisible ♦ Whidbey Environmental Action Network ♦ Whidbey Audubon Society ♦ Edmonds Marsh Restoration ♦ Hazel Miller Grant ♦ Edmonds Naturally Videos ♦ Shellabarger Creek Restoration ♦ Center for Responsible Forestry ♦ Pollinator Pathways ♦ Executive Committee Election ♦ Snohomish County Climate Action Advisory Committee
2025
December 1st:
Kicking Gas ♦ Executive Committee Meetings ♦ Executive Committee Election ♦ Stop Legacy Forest Auction ♦ Sno Co Indivisible ♦ Live Holiday Trees ♦ A Vision for the Planet ♦ WEAN Conversation ♦ Shoreline Management Act ♦ Audubon Christmas Bird Count ♦ Evergreen Arboretum Tour ♦ Climate Change Exhibition ♦ Urban Tree Canopy Stewardship ♦ Edmonds, Naturally ♦ WEAN Impact Video ♦ Dead and Dying Salmon Smolts
November 2nd:
Vote ♦ Kicking Gas ♦ Executive Committee Meetings ♦ Tuckered Out Legacy Forest ♦ Cleaner Amazon. ♦ State Green Amendment ♦ Wildlife Tracking and Hummingbirds ♦ WEAN Harvest Social ♦ Fish War Screening ♦ LWV Natural Resources Committee ♦ Live Holiday Trees ♦ YouTube: Edmonds, Naturally ♦ Leave the Leaves ♦ UW Wetland Program Studying Edmonds Marsh ♦ Track Federal Forest Activities
October 6th:
♦ No Kings! ♦ Sno-Isle Sierra Club Volunteer Leader Nominations ♦ Preserving Our Forests ♦ Pilchuck Audubon Birds and Brews ♦ Green Snohomish Fall Tree Tour ♦ Arbor Month Planting Events at Edmonds Parks ♦ Whidbey Camano Land Trust Meet & Mingle ♦ North Sound Bicycle Advocates Fundraising Event ♦ Ecumenical Gathering of Unity and Solidarity ♦ SnoCo Indivisible General Meeting and Program ♦ Edmonds Stewards Native Plant Giveaway ♦ Whidbey Environmental Action Network Podcast ♦ Indigenous Walking Tour ♦ Marckworth State Forest Hike ♦ General Election Day November 4th ♦ League of Women Voters Candidate Forums ♦ Snohomish County Urban Trees ♦ Edmonds Marsh Restoration Study Grant Completion ♦ Edmonds Climate Advisory Board ♦ Pollinator Pathways NW ♦ Climate Hub Grand Opening
September 1st:
♦ Our Leader Monthly Meetings ♦ Our Lands. Our Future. Your Voice ♦ Salmon Need a Lifeline ♦ Green Amendment Tour ♦ Audubon Swifts Night Out ♦ Joyful Resistance Sing-In ♦ Environmental Speaker Series ♦ Electing Environmental Champions ♦ Rainscaping Expo ♦ Safe Biking ♦ Forest Threatened by Logging ♦ August Sierra Club Outing in Review ♦ Climate Alliance Webpage ♦ Planning for Next Legislative Session
August 4th:
♦ Tabling ar serveral events ♦ Explore St Edward State Park ♦ National Environmental Policy Act ♦ Threat to Forest Stream Buffers ♦ Protection for Roadless Areas ♦ Save Our Wild Salmon ♦ Climate Alliance of Snohomish County ♦ Snohomish Indivisible - Climate and Environment Group ♦ Rally for Immigration Rights ♦ WEAN Summer Benefit ♦ Sustainable Community Stewards ♦ Adopt a Stream 40th Anniversary ♦ Whidbey Guided Walk and Talk Series ♦ Trust Land Transfers ♦ Federal Attacks on Forests ♦ Green Amendment Tour ♦ Climate Commitment Act Results ♦ Bee City ♦ Climate Miniseries ♦ July Film Event ♦ Restoring Our City Parks
July 7th:
♦ Kicking Gas Video ♦ A Day on Whidbey: Film, Forest & Food ♦ National Day of Action: Make Good Trouble ♦ State Climate Plan ♦ Island County Ecosystems ♦ One Million Rising Against Authoritarianism ♦ WEAN Festive Fundraiser ♦ Salmon Enchanted Evening ♦ Forest Protection Webinar Series ♦ LWV Candidate Forums ♦ Edmonds Marsh Restoration ♦ Whidbey Camano Land Trust ♦ Snohomish County Forest Lands ♦ Snohomish County Forest Lands
June 2nd:
♦ No Kings Day ♦ Sno-Isle Leadership Meeting ♦ UW Bothell Campus Sustainability Tour ♦ Governor: Take Action on Microplastics ♦ SnoCo Wetlands Protection ♦ Reasonable Forest Management ♦ Sound Transit Planning ♦ Environmental Speaker Series ♦ Musical Mountaineers Solstice Serenades ♦ Green Drinks ♦ Pilchuck Audubon ♦ A Day in Darrington Forests ♦ Governor Ferguson Signs Recycling Reform Act! ♦ Edmonds Marsh ♦ Edmonds Youth Environmental Summit
May 5th:
♦ Kicking Gas ♦ Sno-Isle Leadership Meetings ♦ Snohomish County Critical Areas ♦ County Climate Resilience Survey ♦ Puget Sound Bird Fest ♦ Northwest Stream Center ♦ Wildfire Preparedness Meetings ♦ Edmonds Marsh Planning Study ♦ Pollinator Pathways Fest ♦ Snohomish County Indivisible ♦ Together Sing Along ♦ Mitigating Health Impacts of Climate Crisis ♦ Hooven Forest ♦ Ebey's Landing Hike ♦ Legislative Outcomes for County Forests ♦ Cash for Old Wood Stoves ♦ Climate Alliance Group ♦ Sno-Isle Sierra Club Volunteer Leader Nominations ♦ Bring a Friend, Change a Nation
April 7th:
♦ Statewide Sierra Club Action Hour ♦ Kicking Gas ♦ Legislative Session ♦ Earth Day/Month Events ♦ Edmonds Volunteer Fair ♦ Snohomish County Indivisible ♦ Adopt a Stream Events ♦ Waste Warriors Volunteer Training ♦ Whidbey Prairie Walk and Talk ♦ Edmonds Climate Advisory Board ♦ Become a Sierra Club Outings Leader
March 3rd:
♦ Quarterly Community Meeting Director, Ben Avery ♦ Three Kicking Gas Meetings!♦ Whidbey Island Keystone Preserve ♦ Advocate for Our Values ♦ Protect Wetland Buffers ♦ Reasonable Forest Management ♦ NW Forest Plan Needs Your Input ♦ Public Comment Opportunity ♦ Sea Level Rise Planning ♦ Health Impacts of Climate Change ♦ Go Birding with Local Audubon Group ♦ Three Puget Sound Clean Air Agency Current Events ♦ Snohomish PUD Grand Opening Celebration Tour ♦ Watershed Education ♦ Save the Food Fest ♦ Students Work for Climate Policy ♦ How You Can Make a Difference in Difficult Times
February 3rd:
♦ Environmental Lobby Day ♦ Kicking Gas ♦ Tour Miyawaki Forest in Shoreline ♦ Protect Wetland Buffers ♦ Saving a Snohomish Forest in Court ♦ Learn About White Birds of Winter ♦ Audubon Class: Sparrows Are Inspiring ♦ Audubon Great Backyard Bird Count ♦ Movie Night with Sierra Club ♦ LWVSC Natural Resources Meeting ♦ Edmonds Marsh Update Meeting ♦ Pause in Selling Legacy Forests ♦ Planning for Climate Change ♦ Solar Microgrid and Clean Energy Tour ♦ 2024 Electric Vehicle Sales Increased ♦ Antidote to Outrage ♦ Help With Green Snohomish Cleanup
January 6th:
♦ Kicking Gas Project ♦ Snohomish PUD Microgrid and Clean Energy Tour ♦ State Legislature Lobby Day ♦ Snohomish County Wetland Buffers ♦ Snohomish County Legacy Forests ♦ Perrinville Creek ♦ Sound Waters University ♦ Barred Owls ♦ Predicted Flooding Along Puget Sound Coastal Areas ♦ Sustainable Gardening Speaker Series
♦ Birding With Audubon Society ♦ Everett Link Light Rail ♦ Snohomish County Urban Tree Canopy Policy ♦ Snohomish County Comprehensive Plan ♦ High Speed Rail Progress ♦ Forest Stewards Needed
2024
December 4th:
♦ Kicking Gas ♦ Live Holiday Trees for Salmon ♦ Audubon Christmas Bird Count ♦ Miyawaki Urban Forest ♦ Spawning Salmon at Carkeek Park ♦ New Environmental Reporter Eliza Aronson ♦ Book about Environment and Community ♦ Mark Leed on 2025 Challenges
November 6th:
♦ Carkeek Park Walk and Salmon Viewing ♦ Electrification Subsidies ♦ Demand Cleanup not Coverup at Edmonds Marsh/Estuary ♦ Advocate for Legacy Forests ♦ Comprehensive Plan Updates ♦ All About Beavers ♦ Audubon Birds and Brews ♦ Forest Management Policy ♦ Sno-Isle Sierra Club Leader Election
October 2nd:
♦ No on 2117 Everett Rally and Canvass with Governor Inslee ♦ Local Election Insights ♦ Kicking Gas Program ♦ Legacy Forest Walk ♦ All Initiatives Are Harmful ♦ Climate Action Speaker Series ♦ Island Conversations About Whidbey ♦ Killer Whale Tales ♦ Snohomish Fall Tree Tour ♦ Exploring the Edmonds Marine Environment ♦ Tree Planting in Everett Parks ♦ Pilchuck Audubon Volunteer Training ♦ Styrofoam Recycle Event ♦ Arbor Day Planting ♦ Candidate Forums
September 4th:
♦ Outing: Link Light Rail to Washington Park Arboretum ♦ Kicking Gas Induction Stove Program ♦ Help Defeat Initiative 2117 ♦ Impact Snohomish County Comp Plan ♦ Protecting Our Legacy Forests ♦ Republic Recycling Center Plant Tour ♦ RainScaping and Rain Gardens ♦ For the Birds Concert ♦ Electrify Everything: Solar ♦ Urban Forest Outing ♦ State Primary Election Results ♦ Lynnwood Light Rail Opening ♦ Saving Salmon from Killer Chemical ♦ Advocates Speak Up for Urban Trees ♦ Join Our Team of Leaders
August 7th:
♦ Your Best Solar Options ♦ North Creek Forest Walk and Talk ♦ Kicking Gas Session ♦ Lynnwood Light Rail Celebration ♦ Defeat Initiative 2117 ♦ Snohomish County Comprehensive Plan Hearings ♦ Help Save a Forest ♦ Recycle Events ♦ Wildfire on Whidbey ♦ Edmonds Marsh Estuary Tour ♦ 4th of July Parades ♦ United Student Leaders of Whidbey ♦ Riparian Zone Restoration ♦ Sustainable Community Stewards ♦ Taking Climate Action at Home
July 3rd:
♦ No Zoom: In-Person Meeting ♦ Cooking with Induction Stoves ♦ Kicking Gas Information ♦ Defeating Initiative 2117 ♦ Stop Clearcutting of Mature Forest ♦ Sustainable Forest Management ♦ Northern Hawk Owl Management ♦ Video: COOKED by Zip Code ♦ Wilderness Survival Essentials ♦ Candidate Forums ♦ Kicking Gas Project in the News ♦ Forest Day of Action ♦ County Council Members Protect Forests ♦ Northwest Forest Plan Federal Advisory Committee ♦ Edmonds Marsh Restoration ♦ Edmonds Park Stewards
June 5th:
♦ Zoom: No on I-2117 ♦ Heat Pumps ♦ Kicking Gas ♦ Saving Mature Forests ♦ Problems with Biomass Fuels ♦ Whidbey Student Climate Emergency Petition ♦ Tribute to the Orca ♦ Musical Mountaineers Concert ♦ Bill McKibben Talk ♦ Climate Alliance of Snohomish County Annual Potluck ♦ Who represents you? ♦ LWV Candidate Forums ♦ Comprehensive Planning ♦ Shoreline Master Plan Amendments ♦ Tidal Marshes ♦ State Clean Energy Progress ♦ Bill Trueit's Earth Matters Column ♦ Urban Tree Forest Collaboration ♦ Local Sierra Club Leader Nominations ♦ PAWS Fundraiser
May 1st:
♦ Zoom: Lynnwood PAWS - Their New Wildlife Center ♦ Which Electric Vehicle Is Right For You? ♦ Stop Rural Cluster Subdivisions ♦ Support Protections for Critical Areas ♦ Snohomish County Comprehensive Plan Presentation ♦ Bring Your Items Needing Repair ♦ Sammamish Valley Pollinator Fest ♦ Killer Whale Tales ♦ Protect Mature Forests ♦ Watershed Fun Fair ♦ Puget Sound Bird Fest ♦ Sierra Club at SnoPUD Energy Block Party ♦ Washington State's Climate Action Plan ♦ Restoring Quilceda Creek Salmon Habitat ♦ Who To Contact For Injured Wildlife ♦ Green Snohomish River Cleanup Project ♦ Foster Care For Baby Trees ♦ PAWS Wildlife Rehab Center ♦ Restore Our Parks
April 3rd:
♦ Zoom: Earth Week Environmental Heroes Recognition ♦ Learn How to Champion Forests ♦ Tulalip Hibulb Cultural Center Visit ♦ Electrify Everything In Your Life ♦ Upcoming Audubon Programs ♦ Adopt A Stream Earth Day Events ♦ Edmonds Volunteer Fair ♦ SnoPUD Electric Block Party ♦ Student Earth Day Movie ♦ Board Of Directors Election ♦ South Whidbey School District Electric School Bus ♦ Citizens and Lawsuit Save Trees ♦ Whidbey Climate Action ♦ Advocate for Trees for Earth Day ♦ PAWS Volunteer Opportunities ♦ Help With Kicking Gas ♦ Lobby Team Volunteers Needed
March 6th:
♦ Zoom: Kicking Gas! ♦ Protect Forest Stilly Revisited ♦ Stop Industrial-scale Biomass Air Pollution ♦ Everett Daily Herald's environmental reporting ♦ Nominations for Earth Day Recognitions ♦ Audubon Shares Studies of Bird Migration ♦ Snake River Dinner Hour ♦ Electrify Everything Information Series ♦ Whidbey Guided Walk and Talk Series ♦ Birding Walk near Conway ♦ Legislative Report ♦ Edmonds Marsh Estuary Grant Award ♦ Puget Sound Estuaries Restoration Plan ♦ Green Snohomish River Road Cleanup ♦ Become A Sound Water Steward ♦ Northwest Artists Against Extinction
February 7th:
♦ Zoom: Our State and Local Campaigns and Leaders ♦ Legislative Action ♦ Protect Forests ♦ Edmonds Marsh Cleanup DOE Meeting ♦ Snake River DINNER HOUR ♦ Sea Level Rise Program from LWV ♦ Electrify Everything In Your Home 101 ♦ Recycle Your Styrofoam ♦ Snow Goose & Birding Festival ♦ Forest Protection Forum Recording ♦ Test for Salmon Killing Chemical 6PPD-quinone ♦ Coon Creek Restoration Planting
January 3rd:
♦ Zoom: Accelerating to Net Zero ♦ Re-WRAP Act Lobby Day ♦ Snake River Dams Must Go ♦ Strategy Meeting to Protect Mature Forests ♦ Assist Environmental Legislation ♦ Sea Level Rise and Edmonds' Future ♦ Power Talks: All About Microgrids ♦ Electrify Everything in Your Home ♦ Green Amendment for Washington State ♦ Center for Responsible Forestry vs Dept. of Natural Resources ♦ Trees Planted in Shoreline ♦ Everett Green Schools Work Group ♦ Volunteer
2023
December 6th:
♦ Zoom: Volunteer Recognition Party! ♦ GTN Xpress pipeline ♦ Wild Holiday Trees ♦ Turn Out Lights for Birds ♦ Edmonds Marsh Cleanup ♦ Audubon Christmas Bird Count ♦ Electrify Everything In Your Home Series ♦ Sierra Club Endorsements ♦ Outings Report ♦ KSER ♦ Urban Tree Canopy Policy ♦ Green Snohomish River Cleanup ♦ Mason Bees Thriving at Northwest Stream Center
November 1st:
♦ Zoom: 2024 State Legislative Priorities ♦ Quilceda Creek Restoration ♦ Stormwater in Edmonds ♦ Audubon Birding ♦ Native Plants for Wildlife ♦ Snohomish County Comp Plan Update ♦ Native Plant Give-Away ♦ Adopt a Stream Foundation - Musical Mountaineers ♦ Sierra Club National Director, Ben Jealous ♦ Pilchuck Audubon Director Brian Zinke ♦ Earth Sanctuary Nature Reserve with Sculpture Garden ♦ General Elections ♦Sno-Isle Elections ♦ Urban Tree Canopy ♦ Snohomish County Climate Advisory ♦ Climate Alliance of Snohomish County ♦ Sno-Isle 2023 Accomplishments
October 4th:
♦ Zoom: Electrify Everything in Your Home! by Nancy Johnson ♦ Urban Tree Canopy Policy ♦ Climate Friendly Building Codes ♦ GTN Xpress Methane Pipeline ♦ Feast in the Forest ♦ Snohomish Historic Tree Tour ♦ Audubon's Bird Friendly Communities Initiative ♦ All About Bats ♦ Covenant of the Salmon People ♦ Daily Herald Inside Look ♦ Sno-Isle Sierra Club Endorses Candidates ♦ Political Forums ♦ ASF Removes Trestle Blocking Salmon ♦ Roundtable on Future of Mature Forests ♦ EV Presentation Video ♦ Volunteer Opportunities
September 6th:
♦ Zoom: Electric Vehicles by Bill Trueit ♦ Snohomish County Environmental Impact Open House ♦ Local Comprehensive Plans ♦ Mature Forests in Snohomish County ♦ Repair Cafe ♦ Global Climate Change Course ♦ Wolves ♦ Resilience and Acceptance in the Face of Collapse ♦ Energy Fair ♦ 'Ridge Ender' Legacy Forest Walk ♦ Green Drinks ♦ Edmonds Stewards Marsh Walk ♦ Kayaking Through Climate Change ♦ Audubon Feast in the Forest ♦ Japanese Gulch Hike ♦ Rally to Save Legacy Forests ♦ Edmonds Marsh Booth at Edmonds Market ♦ Sno-Isle Group Leader Nominations ♦ Volunteer to Help Register Voters
August 7th:
♦ Zoom: Transportation by Wes Sewart ♦ Protect Legacy Forests ♦ Snohomish County Comprehensive Plan ♦ Forest Bathing ♦ Swifts Night Out ♦ Bird Fest ♦ Green Drinks ♦ Inflation Reduction Act Energy Programs ♦ Outings ♦ Elections ♦ Edmonds Marsh Estuary Restoration Work ♦ PAWS Wildlife Center ♦ Whidbey Ivy ♦ Kicking Gas Project ♦ WSU Sustainability Stewards
July 10th:
♦ Zoom: Picnic at the Northwest Stream Center ♦ Strategy to Protect Legacy Forests ♦ Help Save Edmonds Trees ♦ Green Drinks ♦ Sustainable Cooking Demonstrations ♦ Outings Leader Training ♦ Candidate Forums ♦ Green Snohomish
June 5th:
♦ Zoom: Tulalip Tribes' Aaron Jones on Climate Mitigation and Treaty Rights ♦ Stop Fracked Gas Pipeline Expansion ♦ Breach Snake River Dams to Save Salmon ♦ Save the Sultan Watershed from Logging ♦ The Truth About the Electric Highway ♦ Tony Angell and John Marzluff Talk: Crows, Ravens, and Marine Life ♦ Beware of "Biomass" Companies ♦ Outings Leaders’ Training ♦ Help With Candidate Endorsement Process ♦ Successful Protests by Whidbey Students ♦ Sno-Isle Leader Nominations
May 8th:
♦ Zoom: Outings: Connecting People with Nature ♦ Trust Land Transfer Bill Passed! ♦ Preserving Forests in Snohomish County ♦ The Electrified Home of the Future ♦ Snohomish Spring Tree Tours ♦ Chaos and Community Resilience ♦ Electrify Everything In Your Home ♦ ♦ Styrofoam Recycling ♦ Nature Talk with Tony Angell and John Marzluff ♦ Productive Legislative Session ♦ Kicking Gas: A Whidbey Success Story ♦ Drive Electric Earth Day Success ♦ Environmental and Social Justice Heroes ♦ Induction Cooking Demonstration at Edmonds Earth Fair ♦ Political Committee Volunteers ♦ Outreach Efforts ♦ Prioritizing Our Goals
April 10th:
♦ Zoom: Earth Week Environmental Recognitions ♦ Snohomish County Climate Planning ♦ Protecting Mature Forests ♦ Electric Vehicles at Earth Day Block Party ♦ Green Snohomish Fun on Earth Day ♦ Camano Island Library Sea Grant Speaker ♦ Elemental: Reimagine Wildfire Movie ♦ Native Pollinators ♦ Green Drinks Edmonds ♦ Edmonds Earth Fair ♦ Privilege, Poverty, and the Environment ♦ SnoPUD Recognized for Clean Energy ♦ Sno-King Water Watchers
March 6th:
♦ Zoom: Sound Waters U. and Advocating for Carbon Neutral Ports ♦ Trust Land Transfer Bill ♦ Nominations for Earth Day Recognition ♦ Everett Light Rail ♦ Urban Tree Canopy ♦ Railroad Expansion ♦ Carbon Dense Forests ♦ SnoPUD Power Talks ♦ Northwest Stream Center ♦ Rewiring America ♦ Ben Jealous ♦ Efficient Tree Planting ♦ Whidbey Camano Land Trust Work Parties
February 6th:
♦ Zoom: Legislative Priorities: Status and Actions ♦ Urban Tree Canopy Policy ♦ Environmental Priorities Coalition Lobby ♦ Legislative Updates ♦ Snohomish County Comprehensive Plan ♦ Help Island Transit Go Green ♦ Railroad Efficiency ♦ Great Backyard Bird Count ♦ Kicking Gas on Whidbey ♦ Green Drinks Comes to Edmonds ♦ Streamkeepers Projects ♦ Composting ♦ Pilchuck River Clean Up ♦ Snohomish County Planning Commission Opening
January 9th:
♦ Zoom: Tree Protection: Urban Canopies and Legacy Forests ♦ Sierra Club Legislative Priorities ♦ SnoCo Comprehensive Plan ♦ Green Amendment ♦ Bird Species on the Brink ♦ Kicking Gas - So. Whidbey ♦ Electric Vehicles Tipping Point ♦ Sound Waters University ♦ Audubon Classes ♦ Our Sacred Obligation Video ♦ WEAN Grant ♦ Electric Leaf Blowers Incentives ♦ Funding to Remove Fish Passage Barriers ♦ Volunteers Honored
2022
December 5th:
♦ Zoom: Volunteer Recognitions ♦ Audubon Bird Count ♦ Wildfire Misinformation ♦ Video: Conservation Volunteers in Action ♦ Reading Suggestions ♦ Video: The Future of Forests ♦ Video: Whidbey Environmental Activist Network sucesses ♦ ♦ EV Tax Credits ♦ Cooke Aquaculture Net Pens ♦ Heat Pumps Required for New Homes ♦ Edmonds Environmental Alliance ♦ Ebey's Trail System ♦ Snohomish County Board of Health opening
November 7th:
♦ Zoom: Conservation Volunteers in Action, Margie Van Cleve, state Sierra Club Conservation Chair ♦ Urban Tree Canopy Policy ♦ Save Our Legacy Forests ♦ Snake River Dams are Killing Salmon ♦ Whidbey Environmental Action Network ♦ NW Stream Center ♦ Airport Expansion ♦ Whidbey Students Meet With VP Harris ♦ Electric school bus grant to South Whidbey ♦ Court judge ruled that DNR must follow state EPA policy ♦ Edmonds Marsh Restoration ♦ Climate Alliance of Snohomish County ♦ Solar in US K-12 Schools ♦ Pilchuck River Cleanup ♦ Sno-Isle Group Executive Committee Election
October 10th:
♦ Zoom: Alex Craven, Sierra Club Campaign Rep ♦ Petition to Limit Toxic Pollution in Homes ♦ Snohomish River Floodplain Restoration ♦ Snohomish Fall Tree Tour ♦ Snohomish County Comprehensive Plan ♦ Zero Waste Washington Executive Director Heather Trim ♦ Lobby Team Training ♦ Edmonds Marsh Invasion ♦ Protecting Forest Carbon and Biodiversity ♦ Legacy Forest Visit ♦ Diesel School Buses ♦ Student's For The Future Walk-Out
September 5th:
♦ Zoom: U.S. Climate Alliance Executive Director Casey Katims ♦ ? New Airport in a Critical Waterfowl Habitat
♦ Climate Friendly Building Codes ♦ Breaching Snake River Dams ♦ Puget Sound Bird Fest ♦ Feast in the Forest with Pilchuck Audubon ♦ "Blow Out" at Oktoberfest ♦ Rights of Nature Movie ♦ Electric Vehicle Fair ♦ Movement to Outlaw Gas Leaf Blowers ♦ Volunteers' Work ♦ Leaders' Reflections
August 8th:
♦ Zoom: Toxics That Go Down The Drain Can End Up On Your Plate ♦ Rally to Save our Forests ♦ Snohomish County Comprehensive Plan ♦ State Clean Fuel Standards ♦ LWV Field Trip to Kruckeberg Gardens ♦ Swifts Night Out ♦ Everett Climate Action Plan ♦ Walking Ebey's Trails ♦ Low-Tide Beach Walks ♦ Logging Public Lands Is Not Required ♦ Navy Expansion of Jet Training ♦ Electric Vehicle Sales ♦ Transitioning Away from Gas Furnaces ♦ Transition to Electric ♦ Leader Nominations ♦ Beach Clean Up
July 11th:
♦ Climate Alliance of Snohomish County Picnic ♦ Salmon Recovery Action ♦ Movie: DamNation ♦ Building Healthy Communities ♦ United Student Leaders of Whidbey at Fair ♦ Wildfire in Our Forests ♦ Candidate Forum Recordings from LWV ♦ Clean Building Codes For Healthy Homes ♦ Audubon Birdathon ♦ Message from Our Chair, Nancy Johnson
June 6th:
♦ Zoom: Chad Hanson: "The Ecological Importance of Mixed-Severity Fires: Nature’s Phoenix” ♦ Amazon's Plastics Problem ♦ Two Independence Days ♦ Island Transit Monthly Ride With a Guide ♦ How Student Activists Are Making Chane ♦ Major Land Trust Acquisition on Whidbey ♦ Fifty-Nine Truckloads of River Trash ♦ Progress On 100% Clean Energy Schools ♦ Whidbey Students Lead Climate Action ♦ Edmonds Environmental Resources Portal ♦ Sierra Club Leader Nominations ♦ Farmers' Markets ♦ Snake River Dams Song
May 9th:
♦ Zoom: Sen. Patty Murray's State Director Shawn Bills ♦ Community Transit Survey ♦ Watershed Fun Fair ♦ Pesticides in Skykomish Watershed ♦ Birding With Pilchuck Audubon ♦ 350 Everett:Energy, the Environment & Everyday Life ♦ Tire Chemical Called The DDT Of Our Time ♦ Project Drawdown for Climate Hope ♦ Urban Tree Policy Endorsements ♦ Edmonds Stream Team Releases Baby Salmon ♦ Sound Water Stewards of Island County ♦ Demonstration Garden Work Party ♦ History of The Sierra Club in the Pacific Northwest
April 11th:
♦ Zoom: Earth Day Community Recognitions, plus Bonnie Gail ♦ Lower Snake River Dam Survey & Report ♦ Drive Electric Earth Day ♦ 21 Acres ♦ Moving to Pollution Free Buildings ♦ No Military Training in State Parks ♦ Marine Resources Committee Activity ♦ Heron Nests at Edmonds Marsh ♦ Mandating Sustainable Electricity ♦ Sound Transit's Volunteer Oversight Panel
March 7th:
♦ Zoom: Michelle Nitardy, our new Washington state Sierra Club Chapter chair ♦ Legislative Session: Wrap Up ♦ Edmonds Parks, Recreation and Open Space (PROS) plan ♦ Whidbey Island work parties ♦ Nominations for Earth Day Recognition ♦ Sound Water Stewards ♦ Island County Transit Survey ♦ Meadowdale Beach Park Estuary Restoration ♦ Film: Forgetting Nature ♦ National Sierra Club Board Elections ♦ Stillaguamish River Restored Estuary ♦ Urban Tree Campaign ♦ Volunteer Opportunities in Schools ♦ Sno-Isle Political Interview Team
February 7th:
♦ Zoom: Sound Waters University ♦ 2022 Goals Survey ♦ Island County Climate Emergency Petition ♦ State Legislation ♦ Climate Crisis Webinars ♦ Recording: Trust Land Transfer Program ♦ Diversity in Environmental Stewardship ♦ City Tree Funding ♦ Daily Herald Climate Change Articles ♦ Snohomish County Urban Tree Policy ♦ Native Plant Demonstration Garden ♦ Sno-King Water Watchers
January 10th:
♦ Zoom: Trust Land Transfers ♦ Connecting State Legislators - Environmental Priorities ♦ Navy Training in State Parks ♦ Martin Luther King Days of Service ♦ 350 Everett Program ♦ Sound Waters University Scholarships ♦ Sno. Co. Energy Efficiency and Resiliency Program ♦ Cooke Aquaculture ♦ LWV Trees Planting ♦ Whidbey Isl. Transit Electric Busses ♦ Edmonds Stream Team Planting Salmon ♦ Clean Energy In Schools ♦ Forest Stewardship on Whidbey Island ♦ 2021 ♦ Volunteers Honored
2021
♦ Zoom: Celebrating our Volunteers ♦ Futurewise: Washington Can't Wait Week of Action ♦ Flawed Development Approval Process ♦ Sound Transit ♦ Hazardous Chemicals - DOE ♦ USL Climate and Social Justice Webinar Series ♦ Protecting State Trust Land ♦ Audubon Christmas Bird Count ♦ Joe Scordino, Edmonds Marsh ♦ HEAL presents Health in the Climate Crisis.♦ Sno-Isle Leader Elections ♦ Save Urban Trees - LWV & DNR ♦ Meadowdale Estuary Restoration ♦ Communications Volunteer
November 8th:
♦ Zoom: Election Follow-up: Relationships ♦ Dams vs Salmon ♦ Chase Bank ♦ Democracy Happy Hour ♦ Native-Led Environmental Projects ♦ Evergreen Tuesdays ♦ HEAL Act and Environmental Justice ♦ Urban and Community Forestry Program ♦ Fossil Fuel Free Future Day ♦ Snohomish County Marine Resources Committee ♦ Edmonds Wildlife and Native Plant Demonstration Garden
October 11th:
♦ Zoom: November Elections ♦ Sound Transit Light Rail ♦ A Week Without Driving ♦ Island County Student Activists Petition ♦ Confrence on Race ♦ What Happened on 1st Street? ♦ Salish Sea and Orca Rights ♦ Salmon in the City ♦ Daily Herald Environmental Journalism ♦ Edmonds Marsh Tour ♦ Healthy Forest Day ♦ Fight Invasives on Whidbey Island.♦ Save Urban Trees ♦ Environmental Leadership Paradox
September 6th:
♦ Zoom: Trivia Contest & Influencing Political Campaigns ♦ Voting Rights ♦ Dams vs Salmon ♦ EV Charger Rebates & Car Show ♦ ReLEaf ♦ Whidbey Environmental Action Network wins Toad protection ♦ Volunteer to Fight Invasives
August 9th:
♦ Zoom: Electric Vehicles ♦ Change powered by people ♦ Light rail survey ♦ Bird Fest ♦ LWV beekeeping and picnic ♦ Food Rescue Program ♦ Climate Grief book ♦ Group Volunteer activities ♦ Edmonds Marsh tour and lunch ♦ Meadowdale Beach Estuary Restoration ♦ Adopt a Stream Opens Salmon Passage ♦ Clearing Invasives in Edmonds Marsh ♦ Volunteer activities
July 5th:
♦ Zoom: Saving Trees to protect climate ♦ Electrify Buildings ♦ Video - Invisible Hand: Rights of Nature ♦ United Students of Whidbey Island vs protesters ♦ Longview coal terminal stopped ♦ Heron nest chicks at Edmonds Marsh ♦ Volunteer activities
June 7th:
♦ Zoom: Reducing Waste - Heather Trim ♦ Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians support Rep. Simpson's plan to save salmon ♦ Stop Subsidizing Fossil Fuels ♦ Navy Training in State Parks ♦ Leader Nominations ♦ Skagit River Dam Relicensing Talk ♦ Snohomish County Forest Stewards ♦ Celebrate Juneteenth In State Parks ♦ Food As Climate Activism ♦ Salmon Fry Released into Edmonds Creek ♦ Toxic Chemicals in Your Garden Fertilizer? ♦ Our Recent Environmental & Social Justice Work
May 10th:
♦ Zoom: Favorite Places Outside ♦ Paine Field Runoff Toxic to Salmon ♦ Water Filtration Systems Compromised ♦ Farm and City Land Transfers ♦ Building Equity into the System ♦ Diversity Film Series: I Learn America ♦ New Rules for Fossil Fuels Workshop ♦ United Student Leaders success: Langley City Council declares a climate emergency ♦ 12 Local Organizations Recognized for their Great Work
April 5th:
♦ Zoom: Earth Day Recognitions / Jesse Piedfort ♦ New Rules for Fossil Fuels ♦ Voter Registration Project ♦ Save our Wild Salmon ♦ The Homestretch film on Homelessness ♦ Toxic Waste in Communities ♦ Pt. Edwards Marsh ♦ SnoPUD EV Charging ♦ Trust Lands Transfers
March 8th:
● Zoom: Mike Town on State Forests Lands Management ● Salmon Restoration ● Video: Invisible Hand: Rights of Nature ● State Legislative progress and action ● New Rules For Fossil Fuels ● Virtual screening Teach Us All -- Elevating Equity in Education for Every Student ● Edmonds Climate Action Plan Workshop ● Volunteer accomplishments
February 8th:
● Zoom: Bill Arthur on Lower Snake River Dams ● State Legislative progress and action ● Equity vs Equality ● Nominations for Earth Week Recognition ● Growth Management Act - Futurewise ● Bill Gates Interview ● Car tire chemicals harm salmon ● Fircrest Chapel ● Gas appliances ● Navy Training in State Parks ● Volunteer accomplishments
January 11th:
● Zoom: Priorities for 2021 Social ● Equity and Justice: Native Americans ● Navy Training in State Parks ● Green Snohomish Plastics Drive ● State Fossil Fuels legislation ● Edmonds Community College Climate Change Class ● Indigenous Peoples Forum ● 2020 Environmental Recognitions ● Tulalip Tribes Climate Protection ● Whidbey Students Reported Bank of America not funding new artic oil drilling ● Portland Providence Hospital Reduced potent anesthetic agent
2020
December 7th:
● Social Celebration ● Navy Training in State Parks ● Cooke Aquaculture Steelhead Farming ● Ironwood Development ● Environmental Journalism ● Columbia River Conference ● The Story of Plastic ● Georgia Senate Elections ● GOTV Success Video ● Native American Heritage ● Kalama Methanol Plant ● Pebble Mine ● Perrinville Woods ● Marine Resources Committee ● 2021 Goals
November 9th:
● Social: T.H.R.I.V.E. Act; Take Action on Puget Sound; and state Public Lands petition ● Washington Can't Wait Week of Action ● Goal survey ● W.S.U. Sustainability Series on carbon offsets.● State Priorities and fundraiser .● Democracy School.● Election Results and People of Color.● Elections recap ● Sno-Isle leaders election ● GOTV Champion Letter Writer Denise Marion ● South Whidbey Island ● Transforming Education
October 5th:
● Social: Whidbey Island Youth activists ● 10/22 E&J: What is White Privilege? ● Elections ● Verify your vote ● Climate Change Emergency ● Birds as Dinosaurs ● Salmon in Seattle ● PSE Colstrip sale ● Kalama Methanol Refinery ● Wild Wallace County Park ● Local Journalist ● Reading list ● Whidbey Island Students ● GMA Snohomish County ● Social Media Volunteer ● Ruth Bader Ginsburg
September 7th:
● Social: Meet local endorsed candidates ● 9/22 E&J: Discussion of institutional racism ● Wild Wallace County Park ● Mega Methanol Plant ● Pledge to Protect Orcas ● Lower Snake River Dams ● Puget Sound Bird Fest ● Climate Anxiety ● Growth Management Act - Climate Element ● Reversing Global Warming: Introduction to Drawdown ● Event for April Berg and Emily Wicks ● Endorsed candidates ● Students Saving Puget Sound ● Western Toad protection
August 10th:
● Logging near Wallace Falls ● Clearing before development permits ● Climate Solutions Webinar ● Equity and Justice Discussion ● Black National Convention ● Puget Sound Bird Fest ● Primary Election ● 30/30: A Vision for the Future ● Orca vs Navy Testing ● Dams Coming Down ● Summer Outings Virtual Rendezvous
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