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Coastal Conservancy Hiring Project Manager for SF Bay
Post Date 11/7/25: The Conservancy Project Development Analyst will disburse state funding and manage projects that protect vital habitats, increase inclusive and equitable enjoyment of the Bay shoreline, and enhance climate resilience. The position will have a strong focus on sea level rise adaptation, flood risk reduction, and habitat restoration. Apply by November 17.
Photo: Coastal Conservancy
Hidden Voices of Climate Justice
Post Date 11/1/25: On November 8, join Everyday Climate Champions & Trellis for an afternoon of hope, connection, and action. Learn about community-driven climate action that benefits all of our communities. Hear from grassroots experts, enjoy live music, and indulge in a Happy Hour. There will be free childcare and activities for kids. Register here.
Saturday, November 8 from 1-4 p.m. at Trellis Coworking & Events: 981 Mission St, San Francisco (near BART)
Tickets: $5-$25 sliding scale
Join Acterra’s Young Professionals Group
Post Date 9/26/25: Are you between the ages of 21 – 40, and passionate about the environment? Join Acterra’s Young Professionals Group (YPG) to network with other Bay Area professionals, receive mentorship, attend environmental workshops, and develop career skills. Fill out the membership form.
Book a Climate Science Field Trip in San Mateo
Post Date 9/26/25: Are you a teacher looking to engage your students in climate change issues and local solutions? The Youth Exploring Climate Science field trip program is now accepting bookings for the 2025-26 academic year! The San Mateo Sustainability Department offers field trips for 7th to 12th graders that focus on three areas: wildfire mitigation, sea level rise adaptation, and biodiversity protection. More info here.
KneeDeep Times has written about climate education initiatives in San Mateo schools and other areas around the Bay.
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