You are invited to the Adopt A Stream Foundation's

40th Anniversary Party

Join our community in celebration of . . .

the impact and legacy of the Adopt A Stream Foundation over the last four decades,

while looking ahead to the future!

This is a FREE event for the AASF community, volunteers, members, and their guests.

At the party there will be...

• A Birthday Cake...of course! 

• Light snacks & refreshments 

• Displays for Streamkeeper Academy, current Riparian Restoration Projects, and the Sustainable Ecosystem Lab

• Jazz music by the Tim Koss Trio

• Acknowledgements from the Stream Team, the AASF Board of Directors and special guests 

• Meet & Greet with Sammy the Salmon

• FREE Come Back Salmon posters

• a special performance by Charlie the Clown! 

• and more . . .
   

The Northwest Stream Center's elevated forest and wetland walk will be open throughout the event!

The Adopt A Stream Foundation's
40th Anniversary Party
Saturday August 30th
1 - 4PM

At the Northwest Stream Center
600 128th St SE,
Everett, WA 98208

Please RSVP:

online on www.streamkeeper.org

via email to aasf@streamkeeper.org

or by calling 425-316-8592

We hope that you will join our community in celebrating 40 years of teaching people to be stewards of their watersheds!

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.

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

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