Co-Designing Our Climate Future: An Interactive Workshop with TCAP
Join us for an interactive evening as part of the Sustainability Series to help shape the next chapter of regional climate action in Teton County! The Teton Climate Action Partnership is bringing together local leaders, businesses, and residents for a collaborative workshop to share ideas, highlight existing solutions, and set community priorities for the future. Explore interactive sector stations across energy, waste, transit, and more, share what matters most to you, and help drive actionable change in our region. Refreshments provided!
The evening opens at 5:00 PM with light refreshments and informal networking. At 5:30 PM, organizers will present a brief overview of TCAP’s history, celebrate ongoing partner achievements, and highlight peer models from other mountain communities.
Attendees will then break out into dynamic, facilitator-led sector stations to discuss priorities and share ideas on topics such as:
Transportation & Mobility: Commuter transit options, fleet and passenger EV adoption, and pathway connections.
Waste Diversion & Recycling: Composting expansion, local reduction strategies, and landfill diversion.
Energy, Buildings & Climate Resilience: Renewable energy access, energy efficiency solutions, and community-wide adaptation.
Community Action & Leadership: Grassroots solutions, input on local obstacles, and policy priorities for town and county leaders.
Event Summary:
What: Co-Designing Our Climate Future: An Interactive Workshop with TCAP
When: Tuesday, November 17 | 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM (Doors open at 5:00 PM; presentation begins at 5:30 PM)
Where: Teton County Library, Ordway Auditorium (125 Virginian Ln, Jackson, WY)
Cost: Free and open to all ages. Light refreshments provided.
For more information or to get involved, visit www.tetonclimateaction.org or email julie@legacyworksgroup.com.
About the Sustainability Series
This event is a part of the Sustainability Series hosted in partnership with Energy Conservation Works, Integrated Solid Waste and Recycling, Teton Resilience Network and Yellowstone-Teton Clean Cities. This series aims to bring together the sustainability community by illuminating solutions, topics and resources to a broader audience.