Edmonds Youth Environmental Summit to host third annual event at waterfront center May 30

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High school students can attend the Edmonds Youth Environmental Summit on May 30 at the Edmonds Waterfront Center to discuss pressing environmental issues. The event will commence with check-in at 1 p. m. and feature workshops on topics such as urban wildlife coexistence and the environmental effects of fast fashion. Participants will have opportunities to win door prizes and enjoy complimentary pizza.

Pre-registration is mandatory, with further details available on the summit's website. Local organizations, including the Edmonds District PTA and Edmonds United Methodist, sponsor the event to foster community engagement in environmental stewardship. This summit seeks to empower youth by providing them with knowledge and skills to address climate-related challenges. The workshops aim to inspire actionable change and enhance awareness of local environmental impacts. By participating, students can contribute to discussions about sustainability and climate stability.

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