September, 2006 - Honorary Co-Chairs Billy Frank Jr, Governor Chris Gregoire, and Bill Ruckleshaus launch E3 Washington with 250 diverse leaders from across WA.

2004 - Washington State legislature approves “Report Card on the State of EE”.

With each new Washington State

milestone, sustainbility increases . . .

March, 2006 - June, 2009 - Regional & sector summits held to create the E3 vision, and goals; 2,000 participants producing over 24,000 ideas and initiatives. January, 2010 - The E3 Washington Comprehensive Plan,

Vision, and Goals are widely published with the completion of E3 Washington’s website.

May, 2009 - ESE Specialty Endorsement for teachers approved by the Professional Educator Standards Board.

November, 2007 - Standard V.3.D. approved, requiring that teacher candidates learn how to facilitate student learning about sustainability.

November 2011 - Higher Education Survey reveals statewide campus work toward sustainable practices & learning.

July, 2011 - E3 Washington & partners �nish �rst year of work with school & community-linked teams to tackle school needs with sustainability learning strategies.

January, 2013 - E3 Washington regional survey identi�es over 50 programs in 21 local networks innovating ESE across all levels of society.

January, 2013 - State Summit leverages action on “Get Together” goal across regions & sectors.

September, 2012 - Since Time Immemorial - Tribal Sovereignty Curriculum website widely published.

September, 2009 - K-12 Integrated Environmental and Sustainability Learning Standards approved by OSPI.

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85% Of Washington colleges surveyed have a sustainability task force

64% of which are working on curriculum and faculty development

48% have a campus sustainability plan

Information Sources: Washington STEM | Paci�c Education Institute | Curriculum for the Bioregion 2011 survey | National Wilderness Institute | Puget Sound Partnership | Washington State Employment Security Department

Washington State population in 2012 was 6,847,000 w/ 50% of growth from new residents and steadily increasing cultural diversity

Actions to support land, air, and water resources could be w i d e s p r e a d

70 miles of streams & 2,440 acres of habitat restored in Puget Sound

Together With You!Creating a System o f E d u c a t i o nFo r S u s t a i n a b l e Co m m u n i t i e s .

E3 Washington

By 2018, there will be a 24% increase in

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