On September 20th, as world leaders gather for the UN climate summit in New York, Canadians and Americans, First Nations and Native American tribes, and all the diverse communities of the Salish Sea will gather at the Peace Arch to send a unified and clear message to world leaders: it is time for unprecedented action to defend the Salish Sea and our global climate from fossil fuel development.

Join us at this family-friendly event to hear inspirational stories and fantastic music, and literally reach out across the border and join hands with each other. Together we will demand a rapid, dramatic and equitable transition to a clean energy future.

This rally is being organized by 350 Seattle, Wilderness Committee and the Georgia Strait Alliance. This is a peaceful event taking place with the blessing of the Semiahmoo First Nation on their traditional territory.

This is a free, family-friendly and peaceful event with inspirational speakers, fantastic music and kid's activities taking place with the blessing of the Semiahmoo First Nation on their traditional territory. Speakers will include representatives from the Tsleil-Waututh Sacred Trust and the Lummi Nation.

Buses are being charted from Seattle and Vancouver - with more pick-up locations to come.

Car pooling is also being coordinated. For more information on bus transport, carpooling, parcking and public transit options:

Click here if you're coming from Canada. 
Click here if you're coming from the States.

You won't have to go through customes. Americans and Canadians can mingle in the Peace Arch park without crossing the border or going through passport control. We have full permission for this event from US and Canadian border authorities and park officials

This event is endorsed by 350 Bellingham, Washington Environmental Council, Backbone Campaign, PIPE UP Network, Sierra Club BC and LeadNow.ca