Urge your Legislators to Lead on Climate — The Nature Conservancy in Washington
Sign the Petition: Tell the Washington Legislature to pass HB 1091, the Clean Fuel Standard, and to Lead On Climate!
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Meet Herman Flamenco, Central Cascades Conservation Forester — The Nature Conservancy in Washington
Herman Flamenco is joining our Forest team as the Conservation Forester for the Central Cascades. He shared his background and
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Washington Black Lives Matter Alliance Legislative Agenda — The Nature Conservancy in Washington
Our vision is of a world where people and nature thrive. We are dedicated to this vision — and to
Maia Murphy-Williams, Science Program Specialist — The Nature Conservancy in Washington
Maia Murphy-Williams is the Science Program Specialist at the Nature Conservancy in Washington. As the Science program specialist Maia manages
Tell Lawmakers to Support Designated Fire Funding — The Nature Conservancy in Washington
In an especially busy session like this one, lawmakers need to hear from their constituents to help them prioritize which
From Fryers to Fuels — The Nature Conservancy in Washington
They’re called “circular restaurants,” so named because they’re working toward a circular economy — one where there’s no such thing
Your voice matters every step of the way — The Nature Conservancy in Washington
Here’s why: Each opportunity to “sign in” registers your support for a given bill with one committee. Every bill that
Positive Steps in Bristol Bay! Army Corps Denies Pebble Mine Permit — The Nature Conservancy in Washington
The Army Corps of Engineers today formally denied a permit for the proposed Pebble Mine in Alaska. In August, the
David Mendoza, Director of Public Advocacy and Engagement — The Nature Conservancy in Washington
From 2014 through 2017, David served as a Senior Policy Advisor in the Seattle Mayor’s Office of Policy and Innovation,
Environmental Justice Task Force Issues Recommendations — The Nature Conservancy in Washington
Though the HEAL Act did not ultimately become law that year, the Legislature authorized the task force to develop recommendations