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SUMMARY:Respire: Yoga Fundraiser for Clean Air Methow
DESCRIPTION:Join Clean Air Methow and Motive Yoga for an evening of yoga with DJ Mantis to raise funds and awareness for Clean Air in the Methow Valley. Tickets are $40 and your ticket purchase automatically enters you into a raffle with the chance to win a HEPA Air Filter valued at $100\, Motive Yoga goodies and more!! \nDirections to Heli Barn at Freestone Inn: Heli Barn at 31 Early Winters Dr\, Mazama\, Wash.\, on the Wilson Ranch adjacent to the Freestone Inn & Cabins\, 1.5 miles west of the Mazama Junction off Highway 20.
URL:https://mvcitizens.org/event/respire-yoga-fundraiser-for-clean-air-methow/
LOCATION:WA
CATEGORIES:Climate Change,MVCAP
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SUMMARY:Keeping Your Cool in Smoke Season: Community Conversation RSVP
DESCRIPTION:2019 was a blessedly smoke free summer\, but we all still recall our 40 consecutive days of unhealthy air quality during the 2018 fires. 2017 was also a terrible smoke year. The Methow Valley Clean Air Project has been listening to what smoke season feels like to you – not just headaches\, sore throats\, and wheezing – but also the high stress of being cooped up indoors\, feeling alone and isolated\, wondering when the smoke was going to clear\, and whether this is simply our “new normal” for summers in the valley. \nAs we see right now in California\, this is not just a local issue\, but one people are grappling with all over the world – how do we care for ourselves and each other during the mental stress of wildfire smoke? We can wear respirator masks and try to stay inside in cleaner air\, but how do we stay mentally strong through prolonged smoke episodes? \nPlease join the Methow Valley Clean Air Project for a discussion to better understand what smoke season felt like\, and what helped make it better. We are partnering with the University of WA to develop a tool kit for our community to use\, to help share information on coping during smoke season. Small focus groups will be led by local health and wellness providers to hear your concerns and solutions. From your input\, the toolkit will be developed\, shared back with you\, and widely distributed in the community prior to the 2020 smoke season. \nWe know there are A LOT of these types of listening sessions going on in the valley this fall; thank you for taking the time to participate in this unique effort to build our resilience to wildfire smoke. \nDinner and quality\, fun childcare provided! \nSpace is limited – please RSVP to annah57@uw.edu and liz@mvcitizens.org
URL:https://mvcitizens.org/event/keeping-your-cool-in-smoke-season-community-conversation-rsvp/
LOCATION:Methow Valley Community Center\, 201 South Highway 20\, Twisp\, WA\, 98856\, United States
CATEGORIES:Climate Change,Mental Health
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SUMMARY:Resilient Methow: Workshop on Adapting to Local Climate Impacts
DESCRIPTION:You’re invited to help develop a Community Climate Action Plan for the Methow Valley! \nFor the past year a group of concerned community leaders – comprising the health\, economic\, infrastructure\, natural systems\, and agriculture sectors of our valley – have joined together to convene a Climate Action Task Force. The Task Force has been evaluating impacts from the changing climate in our valley – and finding potential solutions. \nIdentifying and prioritizing potential climate impacts and solutions is the first step to developing a Methow Climate Action Plan. Now we need your help to ensure we have identified all potential impacts and start the process of determining what impacts are the most urgent and important to the Methow Valley community. The Task Force invites you to join us on Tuesday\, November 19th to start the process of developing a Methow Climate Action Plan. \nWe will be joined for a short presentation by Dr. Amy Snover\, Director of the UW Climate Impacts Group as well as community leaders\, elected officials\, business owners and more. Dr. Snover’s presentation begins promptly at 6pm\, please arrive on time. \nPizza\, refreshments and childcare will be available at the event. Please RSVP to reserve your childcare slot.
URL:https://mvcitizens.org/event/resilient-methow-workshop-on-adapting-to-local-climate-impacts/
LOCATION:Methow Valley Community Center\, 201 South Highway 20\, Twisp\, WA\, 98856\, United States
CATEGORIES:Climate Change,Event,Food
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