Our annual Dinner with Friends will take place September 13th from 4 to 7pm at Cedars Public House, 15001 NE 181st Ave in Brush Prairie, WA 98606. The food will be delicious, the setting beautiful, and the company even better. We hope you will join us for dinner.
Friends of Clark County is proud to share with our neighbors, community partners, and policy makers our vision of a thriving place to live, work, and play now and for future generations. As we see this spectacular region we call home rapidly developing around us, we need your help more than ever to keep Clark County beautiful and livable through conservation, advocacy, and education.
It has been a busy year and with your help, we will be able to accomplish even more.
Preserving the heritage of our rich farmland and forests here in Clark County is critical to our mission at Friends of Clark County. Given the uncertain nature of our global circumstances, protecting an ample supply of prime farm and forest lands is of paramount importance.
A scenic vision of waterways in Clark County provide us with unending beauty, recreational opportunities, fish and wildlife habitat and sustenance. Water is essential to local farming. Clean and abundant water is vital for all.
Understanding the range of habitats that species depend on for their survival, Friends of Clark County believes we need to protect and restore those areas to ensure biological diversity in SW Washington.
Local food provides many benefits. Developing a thriving, local food system in Clark County is essential in the wake of our uncertain global food economy. Friends of Clark County is educating people about the urgency of developing a resilient local food economy and supports local farmers and ranchers.
Friends of Clark County advocates for creating connected communities by linking affordable housing developments with diverse public transportation options, meeting our growing population demands while protecting our resources and the environment.
Exploring natural places provides renewal, feelings of well-being, and a sense of harmony with the broader community. In Clark County, the presence of protected natural areas within our urban fabric can serve to counter-balance the stress and strain of modern life.