The Climate Science Alliance participated in the annual Earth Day event hosted by the Pechanga Band of Luiseño Indians, engaging with community members through hands-on science and art activities. On Saturday, May 4th, the Climate Science Alliance participated in the annual Earth Day event hosted by the Pechanga Band of Luiseño Indians. The event gave the Alliance and other partners the opportunity to engage with community members on the topic of sustainability. Our staff, as

The Climate Science Alliance team presented a workshop at the 2019 National Adaptation Forum in Madison, Wisconsin on how to utilize art, storytelling, and science to empower climate resilient communities. Our communities comprise the key to effectively integrate adaptive management techniques and build climate resilience. Climate Kids, a program of the Climate Science Alliance and the primary focus of our community engagement effort, is a multi-generational collaborative tha

At the first ever "Unite the Tribe", an Earth Day event hosted by Indigenous Regeneration and San Pasqual Band of Mission Indians, the Climate Science Alliance shared the latest climate research, impacts to wildlife, and solutions. The Climate Science Alliance participated in the first ever Unite the Tribe Earth Day event hosted by Indigenous Regeneration and San Pasqual Band of Mission Indians. The Tribal community event opened with a blessing and featured special guest spea

The Alliance was invited to present at the National Tribal Forum on Air Quality, co-sponsored by the Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals and the National Tribal Air Association, to discuss Climate Kids - Tribes and how we are working alongside Tribes in the Southwest to educate youth about climate impacts. The Climate Science Alliance was recently invited to present at the 2019 National Tribal Forum on Air Quality, co-sponsored by the Institute for Tribal Environ

The Climate Science Alliance celebrated Earth Day at the 3rd annual Intertribal Earth Day, where we shared the latest climate research, impacts to wildlife, and led collaborative climate art activities. The event brought together nearly 600 attendees! The Climate Science Alliance participated in the 3rd annual Intertribal Earth Day event hosted by La Jolla Band of Luiseño Indians, Los Coyotes Band of Cahuilla and Cupeño Indians, Pala Band of Mission Indians, Pauma Band of Lui

The Climate Science Alliance recently partnered with Scripps Community Outreach for Public Education (SCOPE) to build a customized Oceans Traveling Trunk for their educational efforts and trained staff to incorporate climate change rotations in their field trip programming. SCOPE is a volunteer organization based at Scripps Institution of Oceanography composed of graduate students and researchers. SCOPE connects students to the incredible science conducted at Scripps. By part

Climate change impacts Tribal communities in a variety of different ways — check out some of the new tools our Climate Kids program has created to ensure that Tribal perspectives are represented in our educational offerings. Climate change impacts Tribal communities in a variety of different ways including drought, water availability, and heat events which affect food security, public health, and natural resources with social, cultural, and biological significance. Tribal me

In collaboration with Indian Health Council, Chia Cafe Collective, and Solidarity Farms - Climate Kids participated in a tree planting and educational event in Pauma Valley. See what these students accomplished! In collaboration with Indian Health Council, Chia Cafe Collective, and Solidarity Farms, Climate Kids participated in a tree planting and educational event in Pauma Valley. Climate Kids educators worked with Tribal youth to explore the impacts of climate change both g

In collaboration with educators from Scripps Institute of Oceanography, the Alliance was invited to present our Climate Kids program at the Climate Summit portion of the 2018 California Science Education Conference. In collaboration with partners from Scripps Institute of Oceanography, the Alliance was invited to present our Climate Kids program at the Climate Summit portion of the 2018 California Science Education Conference. The California Science Education Conference is ho

Over the past 5 weeks, 8th grade students from High Tech Middle-North County hiked almost 30 miles along the San Dieguito River Watershed. Over the course of several hikes, students used field guides designed by the Climate Science Alliance Education Team to explore "Microclimates on a Macroscale" along the Coast to Crest trail which runs from Julian to the Del Mar beach. Students explored how San Diego wildlife, watersheds, and communities are impacted by climate change. Stu