Bremerton Eco Forum - Sept 8
KEC Member • July 31, 2025
Hosted by Bremerton City Councilor Anna Mockler
Join neighbors, advocates, and local leaders as we start building a Bremerton environmental coalition.
What issues are most important to us? Here are concerns you've shared with me:
- Stronger protections for streams, wetlands, and forests
- Preserve our drinking water's watershed forest
- Move from fossil fuels to renewable energy
- Calm streets - walkable and bikeable
- Reduce climate crisis impacts
- Energy efficiency and conservation
Hope to see you on September 8th at 5 PM.
Brief presentations by
Kitsap Environmental Coalition,
Great Peninsula Conservancy, and
Bremerton Parks Director, Tim Barker.
The last hour, 5:30 - 6:30 PM, will be open for community discussion.
Let's come together to turn shared concerns into collective action to build a greener, more sustainable, more resilient Bremerton.
Time: 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
Location: 100 Oyster Bay Ave N., Bremerton
Public Works Conference Room located by the comm tower with the osprey nest
Questions, comments, other ideas? Email me:
KEC President David Onstad in North Kitsap Heritage Park
KEC Presents a discussion about native plants and backyard ponds, led by local experts
Brian Footen, co-founder of EarthViews Conservation Society discusses their work to survey over 2,700 miles of Puget Sound coastline by kayak and skiff.
