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Collaborating for conservation
Conservancy works with broader conservation community
The Nature Conservancy recognizes that it and its members are part of a broader community of organizations and individuals in Washington interested in conservation. In that spirit, the Conservancy and more than two dozen other organizations have been meeting regularly to discuss their own priorities and seek common ground. These groups have formed the Environmental Priorities Coalition to select four priorities for each state legislative session that they all support (see below). These priorities represent current issues facing Washington that have broad ramifications for conservation and public health. They are endorsed and supported by this loose coalition of organizations, even as groups like the Conservancy continue to focus on their own missions and key issues. In addition, these organizations, including The Nature Conservancy, will coordinate occasional joint events to help interested citizens just like you get or stay involved (see the Conservation Action Calendar).
The Environmental Priorities Coalition has identified the following priorities for the 2009 Washington state legislative session. Visit the Web site to the right to learn more and to get involved. Thanks!
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