Want to get involved?
Check Out Our Team Pages
Many of our LOSN teams offer volunteer opportunities. If you’d like to help build a more sustainable community, read about our various programs at Where We Work, Focus Areas, and Current Projects (below) to see where your interests and talents fit.
For example, if you’re a budding photographer, contribute to our Instagram feed. Or maybe write an article for our newsletter or our blog. Or help out at an event, such as our spring and fall sustainability fairs.
Get involved with LOSN and help our community reach its sustainability goals. Contact us for more information.
Current Projects
COMMUNITY SOLAR PROJECT
Rooftop solar using photovoltaic cells is a great way to address climate change by moving off fossil fuel sources of electricity. However not everyone in Lake Oswego has good solar access. The answer then is to consider Community Solar.
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Electrify Your Landscaping / Healthy Yard Care
Communities all over the United States are targeting gas powered landscaping equipment in response to the significant noise and the air pollution they produce.
One of LOSN’s projects is working with others in our community and the region to switch from gas powered landscaping equipment to electric landscaping equipment.
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Electrify LO Project
The goal of Electrify LO is to provide information, to motivate and to reduce barriers to home and vehicle electrification.
More specifically, we advocate for clean energy to power your lifestyle including electric vehicles, efficient electric home appliances, electric water and space heating, and rooftop solar with battery storage.
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Electric Vehicle Resources
Resources for prospective and current Electric Vehicle Owners
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Multifamily EV Charging Project
Most EV’s currently are recharged overnight in a homeowner’s garage. However, people who live in apartments and condominiums typically lack access to convenient charging.
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The Lake Oswego Story Project
In 2015-16 we asked Oswegans to “put on your writer’s hat” to help the Lake Oswego Sustainability Network and Lake Oswego Library envision what role Lake Oswego can play in addressing the issue of climate change!
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