We've been working hard to build a healthier community for 35+ years. Be part of this world change with us.
Abandoning a moratorium on fossil fuel expansion now would be like opening the floodgates at the height of a storm surge. Send Whatcom County Council a message!
We're still working on the issues you care about — but with a few changes to protect community health. See what we're doing (and what you can do)
During school closures, we're offering online learning for students of all ages. Get to know the natural world and try some do-it-yourself projects and experiments at home!
For 20+ years, the North Sound Baykeeper has been a crucial voice for science, ensuring that the public’s interest has a seat at the table — not just industry and government.
During school closures and stay-at-home orders, we're offering online learning for students of all ages. Get to know the natural…
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Advocating for a healthy Salish Sea, abundant salmon, and thriving communities.
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We halt the expansion of dangerous fossil fuels projects, catalyze renewable energy, plan for local climate impacts, and innovate climate…
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Providing environmental education that brings K-12 supplemental curriculum on tough-to-teach subjects into the classrooms and gets students outdoors — at…
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Defending the water and air that healthy families, clean beaches, and abundant salmon rely on.
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Water should be clean and plentiful for people, fish, and farms.
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We teach students about recycling and water conservation. We challenge the single-use culture and promote material reuse at The RE…
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We've been building community since 1982 — from curbside recycling to advancing a green waterfront; from helping homeowners go solar…
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June 1, 2020
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, June 1, 2020 Contact: Eddy Ury, RE Sources Climate and Energy Policy Manager, EddyU@re-sources.org As oil surpluses…
May 29, 2020
The fashion industry is the second-largest polluter in the world, behind the oil industry. I think we’ve all been there,…
May 29, 2020
Everything, everything, I mean, EVERYTHING we use and have comes from the earth. That’s the clothes we wear, the homes…
