Your step-by-step guide on how to take climate action in Pierce County will include learning about local impacts, solutions, and civic engagement opportunities; practicing strategies on having a "climate conversation"; and convening with local organizations to jumpstart your personalized climate action journey. Classes are free and open to learners of all ages. Climate Change in Pierce County - Learning about climate change is an easy first step you can take in your climate action journey. In this class, you'll learn about local climate change contributors, impacts, solutions, and have an opportunity to give feedback on local climate planning. On Zoom - Thursday, 3/13 6-7:30pm How to Have a "Climate Conversation" - Learn about and practice powerful strategies for having a successful "climate conversation". On Zoom - Thursday, 3/20 6-7:30pm What's Your Climate Action? - Earth Day Celebration & tree giveaway - Visit with community-based climate and nature organizations and be inspired to contribute to a community 'What's Your Climate Action?' mural! In person at Meridian Habitat Park, Puyallup - Saturday, 4/12 11am-2pm For more information and to register for the Zoom link, visit www.piercecountywa.gov/earthmattersseries<http://www.piercecountywa.gov/earthmattersseries> Please feel free to share or post the attached flyer. [cid:image001.png@01DB8D12.BFA4D4E0] Mary Coleman Environmental Educator, Community Programs Specialist Planning & Public Works | Sustainable Resources Division (253) 798-2420 [cid:image002.png@01DB8D12.BFA4D4E0] WARNING: This is a public E-mail system. E-mail in this system is subject to monitoring and could be subject to public disclosure. This E-mail and all attachments are archived in accordance with federal, state, and local laws.