Marin County, a region that LED on climate action, is now lagging behind.

​ IT'S UP TO US AS RESIDENTS AND BUSINESS OWNERS OF MARIN TO PRIORITIZE PEOPLE OVER POLLUTERS AND PAVE THE WAY TOWARD A CLIMATE-SAFE FUTURE FOR EVERYONE

ANDY NAJA-RIESE
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, ​AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE OF MARIN

Our solution needs MarinCAN to educate the public about how our efforts align with community goals, to advocate for policy changes at the County and State, and to help identify additional funding resources. For success, everyone in the community will need to understand and believe in our project's impact.

​ MARY SACKETT
MARIN COUNTY SUPERVISOR

Without MarinCAN, a communitywide effort to address climate change is like individual musicians without an orchestra and conductor, who never practice together. MarinCAN is needed to ensure our efforts are in harmony and in sync.

BELLE COLE
CHAIR, ​MARIN BIOMASS PROJECT

CARLEEN CULLEN
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, ​RIDE AND DRIVE CLEAN

Marin has been lacking the big picture that the causes of climate change can be brought down to zero if we all work together. MarinCAN provides that vision.

MarinCAN provided key funding and messaging support to help expand our equity efforts to reach vulnerable communities.