Climate Action Stories, News, and Updates
01/20/23
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Welcome to the County of San Diego's climate action e-newsletter,
featuring recent accomplishments, news, and data-driven status reports
on the implementation of County
sustainability programs and development of the Climate
Action Plan Update.
The County Board of Supervisors recently approved the San Diego County Native Landscape Program to increase the use of native plants in landscaping across the region.
Learn about the Program and sign up for email alerts to stay involved.
A partnership between the County and San Diego LAFCO have been awarded a grant to inform and support economically sustainable small farming in San Diego County.
Green streets are a stormwater management approach that integrate green infrastructure strategies into roads and rights-of-way.
On March 1, the County is hosting the 2nd annual Voluntary Conservation and Land Management Assistance Workshop to connect stakeholders with conservation and sustainable land management resources.
Featured Dates
- Jan 21 - Watershed Warriors: Flinn Springs Community Cleanup (El Cajon)
- Jan 25 - Sustainable Landscaping: Planting Water, Growing Soil (Virtual)
- Jan 25 - Step Up Your Sustainability (Virtual)
- Jan 28 - Plants: Inspiring Choices for Our Region (Virtual)
- Jan 31- Smart Ways to Fight Food Waste (Virtual)
- Feb 2 - SB 1383 Compliance: Commercial Food Waste Prevention (Virtual)
- Feb 4 - Sustainable Landscaping: That's Swale (El Cajon)
- Feb 4 - Water & Irrigation: Utilizing a Precious Resource (Virtual)
- Feb 4 - Watershed Warriors: Harbison Canyon Cleanup (El Cajon)
- Feb 7 - Smart Cycling (Virtual)