Alert: 

Several members of the Climate Alliance of Snohomish County have been part of the county's Climate Action Advisory Committee since its inception in 2019. We have been working hard, reviewing plans and giving input regarding lowering the county's greenhouse gas emissions and preparing the county for climate change impacts. 

One of the projects we've recently been involved in is the Countywide Climate Resilience Plan. It is a comprehensive look at ways the county intends to move forward in terms of climate change and includes links to much of the work the CAAC has reviewed. 

The county is looking for citizen input on the CwCRP. Please consider giving your input on the plan. If you see anything that you think could be strengthened or changed, just click on the words in that area and you can type your suggestions/questions in the comment box that appears.

Here's the link

Stay up to date with member organization's newsletters

Many member organizations of the Climate Alliance publish very informative newsletters. 

To view each member's most recent newsletter, click on the organization's name, below:

Edmonds Climate Advisory Board

League of Women Voters of Snohomish County

Pilchuck Audubon Society

Sno-Isle Sierra Club Group

Washington Physicians for Social Responsibility

A very informative newsletter from the Whidbey Environmental Action Network

on Whidbey Island always addresses regional climate concerns. 

You can read the WEAN newsletter here.

The Climate Alliance of Snohomish County is currently made up of twenty-four member organizations, each engaged in addressing one or more issues related to climate change.

Additional organizations are welcome to seek membership.

Individuals interested in learning about environmental organizations focusing their work specifically in the Edmonds, WA area may also want to check out the Edmonds Alliance for the Environment.

For more information on Snohomish County climate actions, see the 

Snohomish County Climate Action Advisory Committee.

 There are continual developments related to our region's climate challenges. The leader of each Alliance organization shares emerging issues with our collective membership, and at times posts alerts, calling for action.

Use the brown button, below, to read the latest alerts. Then, take action by joining our chorus of voices for change.

New alerts should be submitted by an organization's

leader to Marjie Fields at mvfields@me.com