Because this is our shared home. It’s up to us to look out for each other as neighbors.

A Just Transition dreams of a world of freedom.

A Just Transition means a world where food is medicine, and we as a county are self-sufficient again in its production. It means a world where our building materials are grown and harvested sustainably close to home. It means a world with safe, healthy, and abundant employment in local workplaces. It means a world where no group of people suffers while another group unfairly benefits. It means a world where we move beyond a two-party political system and look at our neighbors as people again, not as liberals or conservatives.

A Just Transition means tribal sovereignty and support for traditional culture, language, and practices. It means healthy soil, clean air and water, now and for all future generations.

A Just Transition means the transformation of Mason County back into a place of abundant lands and waters full of food for everyone.

Yes! MCCJ runs on volunteers. We can always use help with planting parties, art builds, watering food forests, giving away fruit trees at events, transporting materials (truck owners & drivers especially appreciated!), outreach, public comments, hosting community events, fundraising, and more.

Join our email list (at the bottom of this website) to stay in the loop about opportunities for involvement. If you have something specific in mind (such as a unique skill to offer or land to donate), email us at masoncountyclimatejustice@gmail.com and let us know!

Yes! Mason County Climate Justice is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Click or tap the donate button on the top right of this website to donate.