Raise Your Voice for Parks: Advocating for National Parks on the Frontlines of Climate Change

National parks in Northeast Florida are on the frontlines of climate change, facing challenges such as sea level rise, coastal flooding, stronger storms, and erosion. These impacts threaten not only the natural and cultural treasures found within our national parks, but also the historic landscapes, wildlife, and stories that make these places so important to our communities.

Join National Parks Conservation Association and St. John’s Cathedral on September 24 for Raise Your Voice for Parks: Advocating for National Parks on the Frontlines of Climate Change. This interactive workshop will help you build confidence in talking about climate impacts and coastal resilience with friends, neighbors, community leaders and elected officials. You’ll learn practical communication strategies and advocacy tools that can help protect the national park sites and coastal resources that define Northeast Florida.

Your voice can make a difference. By attending, you’ll become part of a growing network of park advocates working to advance solutions that strengthen coastal resilience, protect national parks, and ensure these special places can be enjoyed by future generations.

Event Details

WHAT: Raise Your Voice for Parks: Advocating for National Parks on the Frontlines of Climate Change, an interactive workshop focused on climate impacts facing Northeast Florida’s national parks and opportunities to advocate for coastal resilience.

WHEN: Wednesday, September 24, 6:30 - 8:00 p.m.

WHERE: St. John’s Cathedral, 256 E Church Street, Jacksonville, FL 32202

RSVP: Register here.

OTHER: There is parking on-site.

Every voice matters in the effort to protect our national parks. Join us and learn how your advocacy can help advance solutions for a more resilient future.