- Made the Growth Management Act matter
- Closed development loopholes
- Won protection for wetlands
- Won limit on clearcuts
- Created the Conservation Futures Fund
- Reduced shoreline development density 95%
- Saved Saratoga Woods from development
- Saved Pacific Rim Institute from development
- Protected Camp Casey forest
- Protected Maxwelton Creek
- Saved Keystone Spit
- Prevented the “Orca Pipeline”
- Prevented new shopping mall south of Oak Harbor
- Prevented 1050 house development on Fakkema farm
- Prevented Wright’s Crossing (1500 houses)
- Prevented tidal turbines in Admiralty Inlet
- Prevented massive Coupeville gravel pit
- Prevented 1000’ “floating road” & subdivision
- Protected Critical Areas from agriculture, logging, & development
- Cleaned up Oak Harbor School District toxics
- Made Island County roads “no spray”
- Banned Atlantic salmon net pens
- Organized March for Science
- Organized local Global Climate Strike marches
September 2025 Newsletter
Communications and Social Media Intern Natalie Estrada graduated from Seattle University this summer and completed her internship with WEAN in September.
August 2025 Newsletter
WEAN Urges County To Stick To Original Population Projections
July 2025 Newsletter
Call To Action: Respond To Commissioner St. Clair's Comments
June 2025 Newsletter
Queerness In Nature Is All Around Us
May 2025 Newsletter
A quick interview with Pacific Rim Institute restoration technician Lana Rassmusen on why she took WEAN's Finding Your Civic Voice workshop, her first time giving public comment, and what she learned from the experience.