Climate Anxiety

78 page online anthology collecting letters focused on conservation success stories. Organized by Elin Kelsey and the Rachel Carson Center.

Writing a letter to your Member of Congress is a great way to engage your Representative on the environmental issues. Writing a personalized is letter is one of the best ways to express your opinion to your Member. If you can take the time to handwrite a letter, that is ideal, though emailed or typed letters are also great.

"Interested in making the world a better place? View these inspiring short films from the Shore Line project about people from nine countries who are dealing with storms, flooding and polluting energy. Explore activities to develop your own changemaker potential."

Learn how to actively promote a cause or principle involving actions that will lead to a goal your organization has selected.

Join Heal the Bay volunteers who have removed more than 4 million pieces of trash from LA’s coastline. Protect what you love!

A quick and easy guide regarding how to determine who your members of Congress are and how to contact those members.

Letters are an important, even critical, way to influence legislation. Letters to the writer’s own state and federal Senators or Representatives are especially important. Alternatively, state legislators have email addresses where you can send your thoughts.

A guide created by Standford students with help from campus staff to provide students with some easy tips on an eco-friendly lifestyle on campus.

TreePeople’s mission is to inspire, engage and support people to take personal responsibility for the urban environment, making it safe, healthy, fun and sustainable and to share our process as a model for the world.

The Environmental Voter Project (EVP) is focused on increasing turnout of the eight million unlikely-to-vote environmentalists. You can help by phone-banking or sending postcards from anywhere in the U.S. to EVP's 17 key states.

Article by Dr. Jem Bendell, professor of Sustainability Leadership and Founder of the Institute for Leadership and Sustainability (IFLAS) at the University of Cumbria (UK) as well as Founder and former coordinator of the Deep Adaptation Forum. Includes links to a wide range of resources.

Local, state, national and international environmental groups/organizations

Join a GGN 10-Steps to Personal Resilience & Empowerment in a Chaotic Climate

This workshop explores the mental health dimensions of climate disruption among different communities and shares practical strategies for building the emotional resilience to cope with loss over the long haul. Participants will be introduced to different methods for navigating eco-anxiety through short writing exercises, personal reflection, discussion, and hands-on group activities." Dr. Jennifer Atkinson is an Associate Professor of environmental humanities at the University of Washington, Bothell.