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What comes to mind when you think about Whatcom County? Maybe it’s the stunning views of snow-covered Mount Baker, a family bike ride along Bellingham Bay, eating fresh oysters from Drayton Harbor, or picking raspberries on a working family farm.

These features help explain why we live in Whatcom County. However, recent and future growth and development threaten our quality of life. Whatcom is one of the fastest growing counties in the state, and the way it grows will shape the future of our lakes, rivers, and shorelines; the quality of education for our kids; the traffic congestion we face on our way to work and shop; and the future of family farming in one of our state’s great agricultural counties.

Rather than stand by and just hope that Whatcom County and its cities plan wisely for a new influx of citizens, Futurewise is actively involved in shaping a smart future for the county. We need your help, so please join us and contribute to our work. After all, it’s our community, our choices, and our future!

Learn More about Futurewise Whatcom:

About us- Our history, steering committee, and contact info

Working to Protect Whatcom County - take a look at what we've been advocating for in our first year.

In the News - Read some of our recent coverage

Whatcom Priorities- Futurewise Whatcom's 2007-2008 strategic plan.

Past Successes- Even before starting the local chapter, Futurewise has been active and effective within the county.

Donate - Join Futurewise Whatcom today.

Take Action - Stay updated, take action Futurewise Whatcom!

Volunteer - We need your help!

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Futurewise is Hiring

There are two great job opportunities available at Futurewise! Learn more about the Field Director and Shorelines Planner positions and how to apply.

Jun 26, 2008
Hey Tacoma, let science do the talking!

Tell the Tacoma City Council you're behind them - that you support stronger protections for Puget Sound.

May 14, 2008
Meet Our New Executive Director!

“We are pleased to have Dan Cantrell as Futurewise’s Executive Director,” said Jay Arnold, Board President. “Dan brings an extensive knowledge of the issues that are facing our region.”

May 28, 2008
King County Grows Cooler

Tell the King County Council that you appreciate their commitment to sustainability and addressing climate change!

Apr 08, 2008
Local Solutions Signed into Law

The Governor signed ESSB 6580 into law, taking an important first step towards helping local jurisdictions address climate change through their land use decisions.

Apr 01, 2008

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