Cheng spoke to KneeDeep’s UC Berkeley reporting partner about decarbonization work during the Trump era.

A new tool from the Estuary Institute gives planners ideas for where best to work with nature around the Bay to protect shores from sea level rise.

Belinda Hernandez-Arriaga and her nonprofit ALAS are trying to give coastal farmworkers resources amid lost income to climate change and ICE raids.

A group of 30 Oakland-Alameda partners refused to give up on a Bay Farm Island sea level rise adaptation after losing a $50 million grant.

A new study has found that birds are thriving in the nutrient rich oak savannas that burned in the 2018 Mendocino Complex Fire. But bats, not so much.

Hoof by hoof, a family-run targeted grazing operation is reducing fire risk for homes, schools, and open spaces.

California’s solar energy is breaking records. Workforce programs like GRID Alternatives are preparing new solar installers to meet the growing need.

A fresh report from SF Estuary Institute and the prospect of major development along the marsh’s borders are putting Suisun back in the news.

A farm high in the Contra Costa County hills helps folks learn from the land and connect with nature.

At Coyote Hills Regional Park, a sweeping 170-acre expansion is reshaping the landscape where wetlands, oak savannas, and historic farmlands meet.

After 10 months of climate leadership training, the graduates of the Resilient Roots program tell us about their projects.

Meet the Bay Area climate groups tackling emissions, resilience, and justice as federal climate protections are dismantled.

In fairy wings and cloaks, Bay Area youth turned the MLK Shoreline into a living game to tackle climate change — a photo essay.

The Redwood Life project plans to build 12 multi-story buildings atop a former landfill at the edge of Belmont Slough.

A two-year experiment suggests seawalls with nooks and crannies attract more seaweed, crabs, oysters and other bay creatures than smooth ones.

Can the humble Olympia oyster stabilize shorelines and fight rising seas across the West Coast? With a little help from human engineering, there’s a good chance.

Part time freelance job opening with Bay Area climate resilience magazine.

A June 7 event minted 18 new community leaders now better-equipped to care for Suisun City and Fairfield through pollution, heat, smoke, and high water.

Mayor Alma Hernandez has devoted herself to preparing her community for a warming world.