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CLIMATE Projects

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Royal Oak Greening Project

The Royal Oak Greening Project is a collaborative initiative between the City of Covina and Charter Oak Unified School District, aimed at enhancing the school grounds by introducing drought-tolerant landscaping. This project represents an important effort to merge educational goals with environmental sustainability, fostering both ecological benefits and community engagement.

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A woman wearing a mask engages with a representative at an information table during a community event. The table is covered with colorful educational materials, including flyers, brochures, and a children’s coloring book about water conservation. The representative, wearing a beige bucket hat and casual clothing, is explaining one of the pamphlets. Several other tables with seated individuals are visible in the background, and the setting appears to be outdoors at a school or community center.
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Trusted Messenger Network

The Office of Community Partnerships and Strategic Communications (OCPSC) leads California’s top community engagement and public awareness campaigns by collaborating with trusted messengers, providing funding, and creating culturally relevant tools to educate and connect with communities. The office enhances state efforts through partnerships, media campaigns, and data-driven strategies to address key priorities.

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Dr. Beatriz Solis Scholarship

The Dr. Beatriz Solis scholarship was founded by the family of Dr. Beatriz Solis (1962-2020), to honor her legacy and impact.

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Amy Wong takes part in a Nature For All project
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Nature For All Coalition

ActiveSGV is working with local and national partners in protecting the public lands and green, open spaces around Los Angeles.

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Healthy Home Study

ActiveSGV worked with UCLA and The Energy Coalition to study the exposure of natural gas within homes residing in zip codes 91732 and 91746.

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Community members line up to learn about and share feedback on the Finkbiner Park Stormwater Capture Project.
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Finkbiner Park Stormwater Capture Project

The City of Glendora is planning to install a water filtration tank underneath the softball field at Finkbiner Park which will clean and restore water to Little Dalton Wash. With its installation comes an opportunity to enhance the softball field and basketball court, incorporate native plants and trees, and improve flood management.

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Bassett & Avocado Heights Advanced Energy Community

ActiveSGV is proud to be a part of the Bassett Avocado Heights Advanced Energy Community, a team of nonprofits, community organizations, and energy technology leaders helping to produce renewable energy locally. BAAEC’s mission is to create a renewable energy community in Avocado Heights and Bassett.

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El Monte Parks

Active San Gabriel Valley (ActiveSGV) and The Trust for Public Land (TPL) are working on a community outreach-based planning effort to augment existing planning and development work in the City of El Monte.

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