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Five years ago, the Community Environmental Council (CEC) launched Climate Stewards to bring the climate conversation beyond the usual circles and bring climate activist tools into the hands of everyday people.
Today, more than 250 Central Coast residents carry the Climate Stewards ethos into classrooms, city halls, food banks, gardens, workplaces, and even dinner-table conversations. At the center of all of it is Kathi King, CEC's Senior Education and Outreach Director, who has taught nearly every cohort since the beginning.
In this free webinar learn about all things electric vehicles (EVs). Whether you’re just curious or are ready to make the switch, the Community Environmental Council (CEC) EV experts provide practical information and resources to help you take the next step.
With severe storms increasingly likely from the “super El Niño” building in the Pacific Ocean, communities across California are scrambling to prepare – clearing ditches and culverts, fortifying burn scars (like those in Altadena and the greater L.A. area), readying shelters and assembling response teams.
Residents in Santa Barbara County are getting a head start in preparations, thanks in part to Jason Scott-Sheets, a certified University of California Climate Steward.