Edgar Carrillo has joined the Climate Science Alliance! Edgar leads our giving efforts as the Grants Program Manager, working closely with awardees leading climate solutions. Get to know Edgar on today’s blog! The Climate Science Alliance is proud to announce Edgar Carrillo as the newest member of our team. Learn more below. Edgar Edgar Carrillo (he/him) is the Grants Program Manager for the Climate Science Alliance, where he works with the people and organizations that are b

In early Spring, the Climate Science Alliance celebrated its 10th birthday with 70+ partners at the Rincon Band of Luiseño Indians’ Government Center. We were founded with the simple belief: The people connected to a place are the ones with the power to shape its future. Over birthday cake, laughter, and discussion, we spent the day celebrating the people of the Alliance and our decade of partnerships, collaboration, and friendship. Check out today’s blog for photos from the

Calling all artists interested in using your art to communicate climate change science and solutions! ¡Llamando a todos los artistas interesados en utilizar su arte para comunicar la ciencia y las soluciones relacionadas con el cambio climático! The Climate Science Alliance, Marigold Fund , and International Community Foundation are collaboratively hosting a 2026 Fellowship Program focused on climate change, art, and environment. Our goal is to engage and financially support

In late November of 2025, the Native Coast Action Network hosted a week-long Wildland Fire Basic 32 Training in the context of Prescribed Burn Training Exchange (TREX) for 33 Indigenous burners from across California. Located at UC Santa Barbara's Sedgwick Reserve on the homelands of the Chumash peoples in Santa Barbara County, the training culminated after previous generations of intentional fire and in recent years of building partnerships and planning to support cultural b