2023 Spring Celebration

Join Futurewise for our 2023 Livable Communities Spring Celebration!

Join us for an evening on the farm to celebrate our collective work to protect Washington’s farms, forests and wildlife habitat from sprawl and to advance equitable, just and climate resilient communities. Enjoy good food and good company with Futurewise!

This year, we’re kicking things off with a special reception featuring some very exciting VIP guests (stay tuned for the announcement!). At the signature spring celebration, enjoy top-tier local food, beer and wine while you hear from visionary land use leaders.

Tickets:
VIP Reception: $50
Celebration: Sliding scale, $200-$75

Register here: www.futurewise.org/fw23

2023 Spring Celebration

Join Futurewise for our 2023 Livable Communities Spring Celebration!

Join us for an evening on the farm to celebrate our collective work to protect Washington’s farms, forests and wildlife habitat from sprawl and to advance equitable, just and climate resilient communities. Enjoy good food and good company with Futurewise!

This year, we’re kicking things off with a special reception featuring some very exciting VIP guests (stay tuned for the announcement!). At the signature spring celebration, enjoy top-tier local food, beer and wine while you hear from visionary land use leaders.

Tickets:
VIP Reception: $50
Celebration: Sliding scale, $200-$75

Register here: www.futurewise.org/fw23

CCC: Comp Plan Happy Hour

With summer trucking through and hopefully more bus service coming soon, let’s talk about what frequent transit means to you! Our friends at Transportation Choices Coalition will be sharing updates on the Seattle Transit Measure and ways we can all get involved to get … Continue reading →

Stephanie Dechaine Cameron
August 11, 2026

Futurewise files a friend of the court brief supporting the Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe’s appeal of the Kitsap County critical areas regulations

Our hot dry summer underscores the need for trees and shrubs to shade rivers and streams to protect the salmon that live in these habitats. The Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe appealed Kitsap County’s requirements to retain trees and shrubs and … Continue reading →

Marcella Buser
July 30, 2026