Adaptation Plans
Communities throughout the region have adopted plans to address our changing climate. Many more are in the process of developing plans. We are here to help these communities with the hard work- implementing those plans.
On The Ground
The Alliance is familiar and growing throughout the region. Presently our work has us on the ground in keystone watersheds in the Cascade, Willamette, Columbia and Boise basin watersheds.
Ecological Resilience
To endure change Communities need to keep their watersheds functioning. Our network of professionals have decades of experience understanding the challenges of implementing conservation and restoration strategies.
Energy And Food
Security of community food and energy have, and will be, an essential component of how communities sustain themselves. Managing and minimizing our resource demands will be essential in the years ahead.
About Salish Alliance
Dedicated to taking action the Salish Alliance was created to help bring adaption strategies to life. Working with local communities we are committed to implementing strategies that will sustain communities throughout the Pacific Northwest for generations to come.
What We Are Doing?
Walking the talk and taking Action
The Alliance is rooted in Pacific Northwest Community. We believe the essence and heart of the region is embodied with the indigenous communities that still inhabit this land. The ability of our region to meet climate challenges will hinge on our collective ability to build on ancestral knowledge. For these reasons we emphasize working with tribal communities to put actions on the ground.
Our Features
25+ Projects Completed
300+ Donations
17+ Communities Engaged
70+ Volunteers
Recent Work
The Alliance is working in four principle program areas; Energy, Food Security, Ecological Resilience and Infrastructure. These four areas provide cornerstones for building a more sustainable future. Our work with local communities begins with understanding how each of these focus areas will be challenged by local shifts in climate.
Energy
Investing in clean energy
Food Security
Retooling agriculture
Ecological Resilience
Environmental Progress
