Join us for a planting along Burnt Bridge Creek to enhance the habitat and help improve water quality! Park on NE 41st Cir and follow the signs to the work site, next to 1806 NE 41st Cir, Vancouver.
Snacks, water, gloves, and tools are all provided. Please bring a reusable water bottle, wear closed-toed shoes and dress for the weather.
Register Here
Our second film of the Food & Film Series 2019 will be, Oil & Water. This documentary shows the true story of two boys coming of age as they each confront one of the world’s worst toxic disasters. Hugo and David were born on opposite ends of the oil pipeline. Hugo comes to America to fight for the survival of his Cofan tribe in the Ecuadorian Amazon, while David goes to Ecuador to launch the world’s first company to certify oil as “fair trade.” Their journeys lead them to explore what could be a more just future, not just for the Cofan, but for all people around the world born with oil beneath their feet.
Thanks to Vancouver Pizza Company for a generous discount, we are able to offer free pizza! GF and Vegan pizza will be available.
Doors open at 5:30 and pizza is available at 6:00. Make sure you get there in time to get pizza!
Join us for a planting along Burnt Bridge Creek to enhance the habitat and help improve water quality! Park on NE 41st Cir. and follow the signs to the work site, next to 1806 NE 41st Cir, Vancouver. Snacks, water, gloves, and tools are all provided. Please bring a reusable water bottle, wear closed-toed shoes and dress for the weather.
Register HereOur third film of the Food & Film Series 2019 will be, Burned. Are Trees the New Coal? This feature-length documentary takes an unwavering look at the latest energy industry solution to climate change. The film tells the story of how woody biomass has become the fossil-fuel industry’s renewable, green savior, and of the people and parties who are both fighting against and promoting its adoption and use.
Thanks to Vancouver Pizza Company for a generous discount, we are able to offer free pizza! GF and Vegan pizza will be available.
Doors open at 5:30 and pizza is available at 6:00. Make sure you get there in time to get pizza!
Earth Day Ivy Pull at Columbia Grove
This beautiful property is located alongside the Columbia River but it needs our help! Ivy, an invasive plant species, has taken over the property.
Come join us this Earth Day weekend as we kick off a new partnership with Columbia Springs to help remove this invasive plant.
When: Saturday, April 20th, 8:45am – 12:00pm
- Dress for weather, study shoes
- Bring a reusable water bottle
- Tools, gloves, refreshments and snacks provided
- Project is located at the corner of SE Evergreen Hwy and SE Silver Springs Drive. More details after you register.
If you have a minor joining you, please fill out this Minor Volunteer Consent Form and bring it with you to the event.
Register Here
Join us for a Beach Clean Up at Frenchman’s Bar!
This summer, we’re partnering with Clark County to help remove litter from the beach at Frenchman’s Bar Park. This will prevent pollution from entering the Columbia River and will improve water quality for all to enjoy!
When: Saturday, May 25th, 9am – 12pm
Where: 9612 NW Lower River Rd, Vancouver, WA 98660
- Dress for weather, study shoes
- Bring a reusable water bottle
- Tools, gloves, and morning refreshments provided
- All ages welcome!
Register here
Don’t Drip and Drive at Unitarian Universalist Church of Vancouver
Whether your home one block or several from a stream, river or lake, what starts in your driveway can end up as toxic stormwater runoff and contribute to water pollution. According to a study by the WA Department of Ecology, an estimated 600,000 quarts of motor oil and fluids leak into our SW Washington watersheds each year.
To increase their sustainability efforts, we’ve partnered up with Unitarian Universalist Church of Vancouver to offer free oil leak checks. No previous automotive experience is required! We will provide all instructions at the on-site volunteer orientation. To learn more about Don’t Drip and Drive, click here.
When: Sunday June 2nd, 9:00am – 12:00pm
- Dress for weather
- Bring reusable water bottle
- Instructions and morning refreshments will be provided
Register to volunteer here
Join us for a Beach Clean Up at Frenchman’s Bar!
This summer, we’re partnering with Clark County to help remove litter from the beach at Frenchman’s Bar Park. This will prevent pollution from entering the Columbia River and will improve water quality for all to enjoy!
When: Saturday June 22, 9:00am – 12:00pm
Where: 9612 NW Lower River Rd, Vancouver, WA 98660
- Dress for weather, study shoes
- Bring a reusable water bottle
- Tools, gloves, and morning refreshments provided
- All ages welcome!
Register here
Don’t Drip and Drive at Vancouver Farmer’s Market
Whether your home one block or several from a stream, river or lake, what starts in your driveway can end up as toxic stormwater runoff and contribute to water pollution. According to a study by the WA Department of Ecology, an estimated 600,000 quarts of motor oil and fluids leak into our SW Washington watersheds each year.
We’ve partnered up with the Vancouver Farmer’s Market to offer free oil leak checks to the community. No previous automotive experience is required! We will provide all instructions at the on-site volunteer orientation. To learn more about Don’t Drip and Drive, click here.
When: Saturday July 13th, 9am – 12pm
- Dress for weather
- Bring reusable water bottle
- A free reusable farmer’s market bag will be gifted to you as a thank you for volunteering!
Register to volunteer here
Join us for a Beach Clean Up at Frenchman’s Bar!
This summer, we’re partnering with Clark County to help remove litter from the beach at Frenchman’s Bar Park. This will prevent pollution from entering the Columbia River and will improve water quality for all to enjoy!
When: Saturday, May 25th, 9am – 12pm
Where: 9612 NW Lower River Rd, Vancouver, WA 98660
- Dress for weather, study shoes
- Bring a reusable water bottle
- Tools, gloves, and morning refreshments provided
- All ages welcome!
Register here