Join the Climate Science Alliance, KRS Environmental Consulting, and the Pauma Band of Luiseño Indians for a virtual session on April 29th to explore how Tribal forestry and new technology work together to protect the environment. Check out today's blog to register and learn more! Image courtesy of KRS Environmental Consulting This virtual session explores how Tribal forestry and new technology work together to protect the environment. We will discuss how technology can compl

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

On January 10, 2026 over 90 community members, academic leaders, environmental organizations as well as our Tribal, state, and federal partners came together on Kumeyaay lands at the Kendall-Frost Marsh Reserve. The Climate Science Alliance team was happy to host this event in collaboration with our partners Tipey Joa Native Warriors and UC San Diego Natural Reserve System. Thank you to all the participants and partners who made this day so incredible with listening sessions,

On November 16, 2025, the Climate Science Alliance team supported the Neh’atem Yuchiwiva Cahuilla Fall Basket Weaving Gathering, hosted by the California Indian Basketweavers Association and the Cahuilla Band of Indians. Photo by Raya Salgado We recently had the privilege of supporting a remarkable day of cultural practice and community. On November 16, 2025, the Climate Science Alliance team participated in the Neh’atem Yuchiwiva Cahuilla Fall Basket Weaving Gathering, hoste

The Climate Science Alliance recently welcomed three new team members focused on expanding climate literacy for all ages. Meet Education Program Manager Sarah Morgan, Engagement & Communications Apprentice Allize Jimenez, and Education & Communications Intern Amira Azoulay on today’s blog! This Fall the Climate Science Alliance brought on three new members to the team! Sarah Morgan is leading our educational programs and development of climate curriculum. Allize Jimenez is as

The Climate Science Alliance partnered up with the Elementary Institute of Science to pilot interactive lessons about sea level rise, as part of the Alliance’s new curriculum developed for the Sea Level Rise Awareness, Education, and Literacy (SEAL) program—a collaborative effort with eight partnering institutions. Learn more about the pilot program and how to stay updated with the roll-out! This fall the Climate Science Alliance (Alliance) teamed up with the Elementary Insti

Twelve Caribbean Climate Kids Explorer Backpack sets—which help educators make climate science topics both accessible and engaging for...

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Join the Climate Science Alliance and California State Coastal Conservancy for a webinar on August 26th to learn about opportunities to...

From her first role as an intern in 2022 to her current role as Project Coordinator—and all of the journeys in between—Nizhoni Tallas...