February 6th is environmental lobby day!
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John,
Did you see Kat's invitation to join our in-person Environmental Lobby Day on Thursday, February 6 at the Washington State Capitol?
Lobby Day is our chance to meet with state legislators and urge them to fight for climate justice. There's still time to RSVP - click here!
If you can't join us in Olympia, I hope you'll consider helping our grassroots advocacy work by donating $50 or any amount so we can provide training and day-of support to our Lobby Day volunteers.
Every action and every dollar makes a difference. Thanks for everything you do to bring positive change to our communities.
Grace Doleshel, Civic Engagement Organizer
John,
We must ensure that protecting people and nature as one remains a top priority for our new governor, as well as for lawmakers in the state House and Senate. Right now, our WCA legislative session teams are planning for the session that begins on January 13.
We cannot do this work alone. Join us to advocate for the Environmental Priorities this year!
Save the date for an in-person Environmental Lobby Day on Thursday, February 6 at the Washington State Capitol! Join WCA and the Environmental Priorities Coalition in Olympia. Meet with your state legislators to discuss environmental priorities alongside your neighbors fighting for people and the planet.
Don't miss the chance to urge your lawmakers to deliver on our four Environmental Priorities: Protect Advanced Clean Trucks and Climate Progress, Invest in Climate Action, Sewage Spill Right-to-Know, and the The Recycling Reform Act.
Why Join?
Foster connections with fellow environmental and justice activists and neighbors in your legislative district.
Empower yourself to become an effective advocate.
Ensure environmental justice, transparency, conservation, and climate action are top priorities in Olympia.
Ready to Make a Difference?
Thank you for your dedication to the cause of conservation, climate justice, and environmental protection. Together, we can create a cleaner future, more inclusive for the Evergreen State.
Kat Holmes (she/her)
Field Director, Washington Conservation Action
