Climate Resiliency Strategy report a county-wide, community effort

Leavenworth, WALocal News

Scheduled for December 2, 2025, the Climate Resiliency Strategy report meeting will take place in Leavenworth, Washington, inviting community engagement in addressing pressing climate issues. This county-wide initiative is a collaborative effort to enhance climate resilience in Chelan County, focusing on critical areas such as natural resources and psychological resilience. Local organizations, stakeholders, and residents are encouraged to attend and share their insights. The meeting aims to foster a comprehensive strategy that reflects the diverse needs of the community. By prioritizing collective action, the initiative emphasizes the importance of unity in combating climate change.

The event serves as a platform for discussions on sustainable practices and the role of community in adapting to environmental challenges. Participants will gain valuable insights into the ongoing efforts and strategies being implemented. Ultimately, this meeting represents a significant step towards a more resilient and sustainable future for Chelan County.

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