Recent Events

Ventura Chapter beach clean up

“According to www.condorferries.co.uk, 5.25 trillion pieces of plastic waste are currently estimated to be in our oceans. 269,000 tons float and 4 billion microfibers stay on the ground of our seas. 70% of the debris stays in the bottom of the ocean, 15% float, and the last 15% stay on our beaches. This debris harms physical habitats, transports chemical pollutants, endangers aquatic life, and interferes with human use of the beaches. It is said that if every person picks up just a piece of trash today, there will be 300 million fewer pieces of litter. This small beach cleanup is just the start of a huge revolution for a cleaner world.”

Read more about the Ventura Chapter Beach Cleanup in this blog post!

Seattle Chapter Kids & Paper Workshop

The Seattle Chapter partnered with another community organization, Kids and Paper, to host their first-ever in-person workshop! At the workshop, students learned about the history of Lake Washington, the causes and effects of lake pollutants, and action steps to mitigate those effects through an interactive activity!

NWCC Presentation

Three Tomorrow Project volunteers presented the closing session of the 2021 Northwest Climate Conference on the importance of youth climate activism and environmental education.