We Can Do It! A Science-Based, Hopeful Path to Stopping Climate Change

Climate change is one of the greatest challenges of our time—but there is real reason for hope.

Join Dr. Jonathan Foley, Executive Director of Project Drawdown and one of the world's leading environmental scientists, for an inspiring presentation exploring the practical, science-based solutions that are already helping address climate change.

Using Project Drawdown's innovative Drawdown Explorer, Dr. Foley will explain how researchers evaluate climate solutions based on their impact, speed, cost, location, scalability, and additional community benefits. Attendees will gain a clearer understanding of which solutions have the greatest potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and how individuals, businesses, communities, and governments can focus their efforts where they'll make the biggest difference.

This engaging presentation moves beyond fear and uncertainty by highlighting what is already working—and why optimism, backed by science, is an important part of solving the climate crisis.

Whether you're new to climate action or have been involved for years, you'll leave informed, inspired, and equipped with a deeper understanding of the solutions available today.

Event Details

• Location: Stillwater Public Library, Margaret Rivers Rooms A & B

• Cost: Free

• Registration: Required (capacity is limited to 100 attendees)

Valley Climate Action Week is about turning concern into action. This presentation provides attendees with a hopeful, science-based roadmap for climate solutions, demonstrating that meaningful progress is already underway and that everyone has a role to play.

This event is just one of many opportunities to learn, connect, and take action during Valley Climate Action Week.