Clean Economy Coalition of Wisconsin launches

We are excited to announce the launch of the Clean Economy Coalition of Wisconsin (CECW). With a diverse set of partners, we have come together over our shared vision to enhance the economy through climate-smart solutions. Gov. Tony Evers joined coalition members to celebrate the official launch in March.

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Communications

Providing coalition members support to share our vision and messaging with the broader communities we serve.

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Thriving Lands

Advocating for innovative solutions that support productive agriculture, resilient cities, and valued natural areas.

Since 2022, we have engaged with a diverse set of partners to address some of the most pressing issues facing our state. Agriculture, forestry, and water resources are not only at the heart of Wisconsin’s identity, but a major contributor to our state’s economy and are especially challenged by climate change. By working together as the CECW, which represents various interests and backgrounds, we can tap into our collective creativity, energy, and cooperation and rise to meet these challenges. Together, we can take advantage of historic funding opportunities to create the transformation that urbran and rural communities alike have long been anticipating.

Our contribution to the Coalition will involve advocating for policies and programs that promote conservation and natural climate solutions. This support will enhance farms, forests, and fish, helping to drive the growth of our state’s rural economy.

With the expertise of our membership, we can provide a reliable voice to the CECW. We will continue to update and solicit feedback our WI Land+Water committees to ensure that our efforts as part of the coalition align with the diverse needs of counties across the state.

Hear From Our Partners

We have a generational opportunity to make investments in clean energy, in conservation, and in communities. We invite you to watch this video to learn more about how our partners are working together to address our state’s climate issues.