Regional Chapters
Anyone who is eligible to join ESRAG is eligible to be a member of their Regional Chapter. When you joined ESRAG you may have selected to join a potential Chapter with the Onboarding form.
If you are not a member of ESRAG but would like to participate in your Regional Chapter please join.
Members of Rotary who live outside the region, but who are working in the region may join a Regional Chapter as Chapter Affiliates.
Here are our current ESRAG Regional Chapters:
- Australian/New Zealand Regional Chapter
- Preserve Planet Earth (PPE) District 5450, Boulder/Denver Area
- RIBI Environmental Sustainability Group, 26 districts in Great Britain and Ireland
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The Sustainability Trust [TST] is ESRAG's antecedent organization. ESRAG is grateful for the groundwork and visibility that TST provided within Rotary, in particular in Rotary International Great Britain and Ireland. ESRAG continues to benefit from the momentum and engagement of Rotarians around the world thanks to the efforts of TST. For example, see Sustainable Global Gardens, a partnership that has been organizing and monitoring tree-planting competitions among schools in Kenya and Tanzania in the Mount Kilamanjaro region.
Write membership@esrag.org and tell us about your Rotary club's environmental sustainability work! ESRAG would love your club to start a Regional Chapter in your area. We are also building a database of Environmental committees and would like to include yours.
Regional Chapters
To facilitate communication across the Rotary International Six Areas of Rotary Focus, and to enable direct geographical focus, ESRAG is facilitating Regional Chapters to build relationships, and to share ideas, challenges, experience, and solutions. Regional Chapters that have been identified so far include:
- Australia/New Zealand
- East Asia/Japan
- India, Southeast Asia, Philippines
- Middle East
- Africa
- Europe
- Great Britain and Ireland (RIBI)
- Central and South America
- United States and Canada
To activate or join a Regional Chapter please use the Join Regional Chapter page.