membership

Join Our Community

Our community memberships are best suited for individuals and groups who: 

Are interested in emerging research in climate and environment

Would like to support and amplify under-represented scholars and researchers 

Would like access to curated resources on decolonial and anti-racist climate and environmental research

Why become a member?

Becoming a member helps sustain community-led climate work rooted in care, creativity, and equity. Your support makes it possible to publish the Through the Trees Journal, host gatherings, and fund opportunities for Black and Indigenous researchers through our Evergreen Equity Fund.

All tiers gain access to the annual journal in print, access to annotations and a complimentary invitation to the annual convening. Each tier also participate in surveys and feedback to help us improve our offerings and vote on themes, topics, and featured content for upcoming journal issues.

Choose Your Membership

Cypress

Entry-Level Tier

Best for individuals who want to support and engage lightly, or who prefer digital engagement (ie. international readers)

Members receive access to the digital edition of Through the Trees journal, as well as:

  • Monthly newsletter 

  • Discounted and early access to annual convenings + events 

  • Online Community Space

$90.00
Every year
$8.50
Every month

Juniper

Community-Focused

 Ideal for those who would like physical products and deeper community involvement.

Initial Offerings: 

  • Print copy of the journal

  • Curated monthly content like playlists, book reviews and newsletter 

  • Curated book drops 1-2 times per year selected on a short member quiz 

  • Customized merch with sign up  

Eventual Offerings: 

  • Local gatherings (coffee shop co-working, networking, book clubs)

  • Virtual/In-person book talks/researchers give mini-lectures

$134.00
Every year
$12.00
Every month

Cedar

Sustainer

Ideal for organizations, foundations or individuals who would like to provide additional financial support for the journal, provide direct support for Black and Indigenous scholars and incorporate anti-racist and decolonial methods into their work.

  • Print journals to distribute across the organization or team

  • Curated reading lists aligned with the organization’s mission, values, or current projects

  • Corporate or institutional workshops (ie.  on decolonial environmental storytelling, community and equity-based adaptation)

  • Recognition as a sustaining partner 

  • Direct contributor to the Evergreen Fund

Please note: Each partnership is unique, therefore, Cedar membership includes a consultation and custom quote with our team to shape the offering together.

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