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“We’re starting to see the smoke, eventually we will see the flame”

The Southern California Interagency Wildland Fire & Fuels Cadre, in close partnership with the La Jolla Band of Luiseño Indians, the...

Climate Kids Book Club at Manzanita

Climate Science Alliance team member Audrey Carver was invited to visit the Manzanita Band of the Kumeyaay Nation for Climate Kids Book...

La Jolla Tribe Hosts Community Meeting on Prescribed Fire and Cultural & Natural Resources

On August 27th, the Climate Science Alliance Team participated in and supported the "Prescribed Fire and Cultural and Natural Resource"...

"Community Connection" Yoga Event Supports Climate Science Alliance

With the backdrop of a gorgeous sunset at Mission Bay, community members gathered to learn about the connections between yoga, nature,...

Alliance Team supports Indigenous Peoples’ Day Celebration at Safari Park

The Climate Science Alliance team was honored to participate in the 2nd Annual Indigenous Peoples’ Day Celebration hosted by the San...

Pala’s “Oakstravaganza” Event Brings Together 200+ Community Members for a Day of Family Fun!

The Climate Science Alliance was honored to support the Pala Band of Mission Indians Environmental Department’s “Oakstravaganza” event on...

Pala Youth Visit SDSU

Youth from the Pala Band of Mission Indians visited SDSU to learn about ongoing research, hear from graduate and undergraduate students,...

Alliance team Celebrates Cahuilla Earth Day

The Climate Science Alliance team was honored to participate in the Cahuilla Earth Day event in June, where Climate Kids of all ages...

Climate Kids Mexico join EUNIME for Earth Day Celebration

In celebration of Earth Day 2022, Climate Kids Mexico Project Manager, Anna Lucia Lopez Avedoy, led in the organizing of an event titled...

Alliance Celebrates Earth Day at Pechanga

Thank you to the Pechanga Environmental Department for inviting us, and to all the Climate Kids who stopped by to learn about...