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Wodonga & Albury Toward Climate Health (WATCH)

WATCH is a local, non‑partisan community group that actively advocates for action on human‑induced climate change. We assist people of the Albury-Wodonga region to clarify their concerns about climate change and effectively express them to community leaders and decision‑makers.

WATCH promotes activities and events for people like you in the local community to meet, discuss, establish informed views and take appropriate action on climate change. We have periodic social events on climate change topics, community actions on climate change issues, and e-mail information and discussion on climate change. We then communicate this collective voice to community leaders and decision‑makers by meeting them in person and writing letters, and encouraging others to do so.

WATCH also produces WATCHWORD, the highly‑regarded monthly e‑mail newsletter with information on local and national climate change issues, as well as the events and activities of local environment and sustainability community groups. It is circulated to over 800 subscribers across the border region. To subscribe to WATCHWORD, use this sign up form or visit the newsletter page of our website: http://watch.id.au/watchword.

If you want to do something about climate change, you can. There are plenty of opportunities to take positive action, and much important work to do. WATCH has many suggestions and resources on this website, plus some enjoyable social activities. If you care about human‑induced climate change, you are one of us … and so we invite you to join us.

Email: watch.albwod@gmail.com

Website: http://watchaction.au

WATCH meets four times a year. If you are interested in attending one of our Tuesday evening meetings, please contact us via email for further details. If you would like someone from WATCH to come and talk about climate change to your work, sporting or social group, you can contact WATCH by e‑mail to the contacts above.

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