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Protecting Alaska's Cook Inlet watershed and the life it sustains since 1995.

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Why do we need change?

Meeting the climate challenge is a complex process. How can you start it in your community? Featuring Cook Inletkeeper executive director Sue Mauger.

Where does change start?

What is middle out change? Only the key to everything. Featuring student activist and local superhero Kaegan Koski. 

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Local success

We talk big, but what have we actually done? Community organizer Heidi Chay tells you in this video.

Ready for Local Climate Action?

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