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Join Whidbey Climate ACTION and local storycatcher and activist author, Christina Baldwin, for an interactive evening gathering stories to set our course for a future Whidbey.

Our speaker, Charlee Thompson will share with us what's behind rate increases, and how we can advocate to ensure that Washington's energy goals are met with affordable, clean energy.

Agritourism can be an important diversification tool for farms, but what do these operations mean to customers? Learn about the latest agritourism customer sentiment research from OSU Extension and discover how the insights can be applied to current marketing strategies and offerings.

2026 marks the 30th anniversary! South Whidbey Tilth is one of the 2026 beneficiaries.
PLEASE JOIN US! Purchase tickets here.

Continuing our Island Conversations theme of "water is life," our June Conversation is a life-and-death detective story about salmon and water quality.

Representative Clyde Shavers will join us to discuss a new bill, inspired by the Transparent Elections Initiative (aka The Montana Plan) that he and his team are putting together.

Meet Michael Pilarski, a "plant geek" committed to spreading knowledge of projects working successfully to "Green the earth to cool the earth."

Bioregionalism asks us to know our home place deeply. This is very different from the dominant "environmentalism of consumption," which suggests we can shop our way to resilience.

 Join Whidbey Climate Action and Helen Price Johnson for effective citizenship 101 (at the city, county, and state level).

Join the Island Conversations on the SECOND Thursday in January to hear Steve Shapiro’s story of local investing. From Whidbey Island Local Lending to the Whidbey Community Foundation’s impact investing funds, he will share stories from his front row perspective.

Join us as we focus on how our dollars spent here recirculate on-island many times.

A concert to benefit organizations on the Island responding to food insecurity. Let’s keep our community fed.

NEAL COLLINS, co-founder of Latitude Regenerative Real Estate, will talk about taking positive steps to create the community
we truly want.

What habits can we change? What obstacles do we have to work around? What can we do to reduce our climate impacts without sacrificing what’s important to each of us?

Short documentary about the impact of a remarkable network of worker Co-Ops based in Cincinnati, Ohio on the lives of people often marginalized by the mainstream economy.

Whidbey Compost Collective is taking on the challenge of getting food waste out of the trash.

Film and discussion working to encourage sustainable and equitable co-ops on Whidbey.

Whidbey Climate Action with Whidbey Island Democratic Club invite you to listen to Insurance Commissioner Kuderer.

Join Whidbey Climate Action and enjoy a picnic at South Whidbey Community Park!

Come learn about the relationship between fungi and honeybee health. Molly Quade will discuss ongoing research to develop strains of entomopathogenic fungi to help honey bees manage varroa mites and other pests associated with beekeeping.

Protecting, respecting, and responsibly using water for our neighborhoods, landscapes and farms, our aquifer, and all the creatures who share Whidbey with us.

What is the connection between water and climate change?  This 1-hour movie has answers.

This very popular class is for both beginners and experienced bakers. Bring your own jar so you can take home some starter!

Join Sound Water Stewards as they celebrate nature, promote environmental awareness, and inspire action towards a sustainable future!

We can organize by neighborhood to help each other during a crisis.

Join us on April 3 to focus on actions you can take, connect with a movement you can join, find your place in the RESISTANCE.

2806 Thompson Rd, Langley

This is a family friendly event beginning with introductions and instruction from Whidbey Island Conservation District, followed by a riparian buffer planting to protect the wetlands at Black Seed. Help plant and mulch over 400 bare root trees! Potluck lunch. Snacks and water provided. Black Seed grows food to gift and sell to BIPOC communities, facilitates youth education, and helps to establish economic stability and a dignified, culturally appropriate food supply chain.

Oak Harbor High School

Island County Master Gardeners offer 40 classes, demonstrations, Make-n-Take classes, a plant clinic, and vendor Marketplace (free and open to the public after 9:30). Come see us at our booth or join our forester Collin for a workshop to learn principles of fire-resistant plant selection, spacing, and maintenance while diving into steps you can take today to protect your home from wildfire.