Advocacy

Established in 1969, Northwest Environmental Advocates works through advocacy and education to use federal environmental laws to protect and restore water quality and habitat in the Northwest and nationwide.

NWEA uses a mix of approaches — including negotiation, litigation, education, community organizing, and advocacy — to obtain the best outcome for people and the environment:

Rocky Mountain Farmers Union is an advocate for family farmers and ranchers, local communities, and consumers. Our job is to provide our members with the tools they need to be profitable, to build better futures, to be stewards of the environment, and to have a voice that is heard by local, state, and national policymakers.

Persistent progressives from day one, Rocky Mountain Farmers Union is dedicated to:

New England Law School's Environmental Advocacy Project brings together professors, students, and community activists to aid environmental causes through legal research, counseling, and representation. While EAP projects vary as widely as the environmental interests of the professors and students who develop them, many focus on Boston’s urban environment, allowing students to have direct contact with the environmental interests they serve.

League of Conservation Voters works to turn environmental values into national, state and local priorities.

LCV, in collaboration with our state LCV partners, advocates for sound environmental laws and policies, holds elected officials accountable for their votes and actions, and elects pro-environment candidates who will champion our priority issues.

Please become part of our action and mission.

Massachusetts Conservation Voters is a statewide, non-partisan, non-profit organization dedicated to supporting Massachusetts State Parks and developing a vision for transforming the current parks system into a robust, well-used and adequately-supported public parks system. Remember, the park you save may be your own.

Please join us in this essential work.

https://massconservationvoters.com/

Massachusetts Conservation Voters
27 Prospect Street
Marlborough, MA 01752

617-639-0494

The San Diego Climate Action Network is a non-profit organization focused on strengthening and accelerating climate advocacy in San Diego County, California.

Our non-partisan network facilitates resource sharing, focusing on coalition building and public relations, in order to amplify the efforts of our member organizations.

Recognizing each San Diego climate advocacy group’s unique contributions, we seek to discover ideal working practices between groups, as well as any vital solutions that may be currently unfulfilled by existing efforts.

SDUSC was created to address Southeast San Diego’s lack of representation in important discussions of sustainability, as well as to enhance local opportunities to enter the green job economy.

Today, we exist to bring together communities of concern, stakeholders and like-minded organizations through grassroots organizing to inform processes and policy, to improve the quality of life and to increase opportunities for residents of Southeast San Diego and other resilient communities.

Poder (People Organizing in Defense of the Earth and her Resources) brings East Texas communities of color together for decision-making and influence on pollution issues and economic development in our neighborhoods.

~ WHY PODER ~

As we look into our own backyard, we see a power plant, fuel storage tank farms, refineries, lumber companies, and most recently, high tech industries which emit their pollutants into the air we breath and the water we drink. That's why we're uniting to stand up for justice, our health, and our environment.