Communities along the Columbia River are key to our climate future.

Residents of Longview, Vancouver, and Kalama, Washington, are pushing back against the dirty fossil fuel industry and protecting their communities and climate. You’re invited to join them on April 29^th in Kalama, Washington.

On April 29^th, hundreds of thousands of people across the nation will come together—including in Washington DC—to ensure that our future includes clean air, water, and a stable climate. You don’t have to go to DC to participate; your local community needs you here.

How to participate in Southwest Washington:

A two-part event is happening in Kalama to oppose the coal export terminal in Longview, the methanol refinery and export terminal in Kalama, and the oil terminal in Vancouver.

Part One: Fishing boat parade on the Columbia River. Participate from shore at the Port of Kalama marina or sign up to join with your fishing boat!

·         Saturday, April 29, 2017 10:30 – 11:30 am

Part Two: Eat lunch and attend workshops about effective involvement in your community’s campaign against the coal, oil, and methanol terminals at the Kalama Community Building

·         Saturday, April 29, 2017 Lunch: noon – 1 pm; Workshops: 1 – 4 pm

RSVP for either or both events! Please indicate on the RSVP form if you’re interested in meeting up in Longview or Vancouver for a ride to the event in Kalama.

Your community needs you. Join neighbors and friends for this fun and exciting day of nationwide support for a clean energy future! RSVP TODAY!

See you April 29^th!

RSVP Today! Email Landownersandcitizens@gmail.com and RSVP to attend. Be sure to include the following information:

o Your name and phone number

o If you can bring a fishing boat

o If you plan to attend Part One, Part Two or both

o If you need a ride from Vancouver or Longview

o Tell us if you would like to volunteer before April 29^th to help make this event a success!