We Can Make a Big Difference Together

We work with communities of stewards to create a more sustainable planet by connecting and amplifying
the work of local organizations and people.

about us

The Alliance of Climate and Environmental Stewards (ACES) is a network of organizations and individuals dedicated to our planet’s climate
and the health of the environment.

Initiatives

Building Healthy Communities & Environments Through Collaboration

Protect Natural Resources

ACES is especially concerned about the environmental damage done to our natural recources since the advent of industrialization, population growth, and other pollutants.

Inform the Public

We take major issues of the day and focus on their local relevance to support our allies and to motivate all toward action.

Reduce Waste

ACES designs, supports, and promotes cleanup campaigns to remove trash from rivers, marshes, and shorelines. We also demonstrate the need for public policies and actions to keep our environment clean.

Develop Youth Leaders

ACES identifies and supports youth in raising their voices and taking action to address environmental concerns through print  media, schools, clubs, and social media.

Latest News and Insights

Insights and Happenings from Stewards of our Planet

Alex Hoeffner
Commentary

Elections and the Environment

by ACES Team Members
C-10 Research and Education Foundation
Commentary

Become Prepared, Become Empowered

by Sarah Abramson, Executive Director of C-10
Commentary

Stop Nature Deficit Disorder

by Kate Yeomans
Hector Sanchez, Southern Living
Commentary

Autumn Plant Health

by Jean Berger
Tinkerhaus
Commentary

What’s Your Local Third Space?

by Mary McDonald
Commentary

ECO-Conversation at Newburyport Senior/Community Center on Wednesday, October 2 at 1:00pm

Time to Talk, Then Act
“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has.”

Margaret Mead

American cultural anthropologist

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