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WSU Snohomish County Extension office has moved!

Our office is now located in the Snohomish County Parks & Recreation Administration Office at Willis Tucker Park, 6705 Puget Park Drive, Snohomish, 98296.

Ambassadors of the Environment

Program Contact: Tatiana Giraldo, Latinx Outreach Program Coordinator
(425) 357-6029 • tatiana.giraldo@wsu.edu

Welcome!

The WSU Snohomish County Extension Environment and Community Outreach (ECO) team is proud to promote cultural diversity by offering educational and volunteer opportunities in Spanish.

Who are the Ambassadors (Promotores) of the Environment?

The Ambassadors of the Environment are volunteers with WSU Snohomish County Extension trained to educate Latinx/Hispanic families and communities how to care for our natural environment so we can all enjoy a clean, healthy, and safe world.

What kind of volunteering do the Ambassadors do?

Ambassadors educate groups on topics including solid waste, recycling, hazardous materials and safe alternatives to cleaning chemicals.  They also help manage food waste at events by setting up sorting stations for garbage, recycling, and compost.

How can you take care of our environment?

Reduce your consumption of goods by making fewer purchases, reuse items you already have, and recycle.

Sustainability Speaker Series 2023

Climate change is an international issue that affects all communities in different ways. Through Dr. Isabel Carrera Zamanillo’s presentation you will learn the mechanics of biological cycles, how humans have contributed to climate change, and in turn what effects climate change will have on us. Dr. Zamanillo will focus in on the impacts of climate change on Washington State and how our consumption is contributing to negative environmental effects.

  • Climate Change and Our Ecological Footprint
    • Climate change is an international issue that affects all communities in different ways. Through Dr. Isabel Carrera Zamanillo’s presentation you will learn the mechanics of biological cycles, how humans have contributed to climate change, and in turn what effects climate change will have on us. Dr. Zamanillo will focus in on the impacts of climate change on Washington State and how our consumption is contributing to negative environmental effects.