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We're hiring! The Desert Research Institute and Climate Science Alliance are now accepting applications for an Indigenous Climate Stewardship position in Reno, NV. Learn more on today's blog.

You can receive training and capacity building in propagation, sourcing, horticulture, economic development, knowledge exchange, and more.

Intertribal Agriculture Council (@IACupdate) has established a California Intertribal Nursery Training Program in collaboration with the UC Davis Arboretum. Apply today to be part of the 2023 cohort!

SeaGrant is opening applications for the binational climate extension fellowship! The fellow will facilitate science and knowledge-sharing to serve the coastal resilience needs of the San Diego-Baja California Norte region, with both SeaGrant and CSA!

. for this unique opportunity to learn from Indigenous peoples throughout California and the world who are reclaiming and healing their homelands. Apply Today! Applications are due November 18th, visit to apply!.

Our partners at SPI are excited to announce their Land Rematriation Fellows! Individual from the Acjachemen Juaneno, Gabrielino Tongva, Gabrielino Shoshone, Fernandeño, and Chumash Tribal Communities are encouraged to apply . .

San Diego State University’s Institute for Ecological Monitoring and Management and the Desert Research Institute will develop responsive and adaptive management frameworks to drought-related climate impacts, which can be used to support climate-smart decision making.

. with the new project "An Integrated Framework for Drought Response in Southern California's Natural Landscape".

NOAA's Climate Program Office announced its annual funding awards yesterday, supporting 63 climate science and community resiliency projects across the nation. The Climate Science Alliance and our partners are excited to be among them.

The Climate Science Alliance is excited to welcome Paula Sternberg Rodríguez to the team as our Science Program Manager!! Meet Paula and learn more about her role at the Alliance in today’s blog:.

The report covers climate change impacts and projections, mitigation and resilience strategies, policy, economics, and farming practices.

As we get into the swing of fall, here's a little reminder about the amazing resource put together by UCCE San Diego: "State of the Science: Climate - Resilient Agriculture in San Diego County".

This donation-based event was put together by local yoga leaders and San Diego Yoga News in benefit to the Climate Science Alliance.

With the backdrop of a gorgeous sunset at Mission Bay, community members gathered to learn about the connections between yoga, nature, climate change, and each other.

After lunch, the plant propagation cohort met for the final gathering of the 2022 training season to reflect and discuss future directions.

The day began with a group discussion of opportunities and updates, followed by a tour of the local land to discuss the impacts of gold spotted oak borer on the oaks and what is being done to address this growing problem.

The Stewardship Pathways Native Plant Propagation Training cohort gathered along with the Tribal Working Group in a joint convening at the La Jolla Indian Campground @indian_la at the end of September.

Applications are open for the Lapenta Student Internship Program at @NOAA! Both undergraduate and graduate students in communications, graphic design, writing, policy, economics, and all STEM fields are encouraged to apply. Check out their website to apply

She explains the need for regenerative fire on the land, and advocates for a more holistic, interdisciplinary approach to fire as climate change and development fuel increasingly larger, more destructive fire seasons.