Become One of Santa Barbara’s Climate Stewards
Prospective participants are invited to learn more about the Community Environmental Council’s certification course during a free webinar this Thursday.
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Santa Barbara’s Heal the Ocean Receives $500K to Map and Cap Abandoned Oil Wells
Senator Monique Limón, with the help of Assemblymember Gregg Hart, secured the state funds to go toward the nonprofit’s Summerland Oil Mitigation Study.
A Win for the Bees — and People, Food, and Water, Too
California governor signs legislation designed to save bees.
Gaviota Wildlife Corridor Report Finds Room for Improvement
An area north of State Park has been identified as a potential location for culvert widening, but stakeholders have reservations.
Potential Wildlife Crossing in the Works Near Gaviota
Caltrans applied for a $10 million grant for a wildlife corridor for mule deer and mountain lions.
Wildlife Migration and Movement Hearing on the Hill
Senator Alex Padilla focused on protecting wildlife, while Caltrans stated some progress was made toward a wildlife crossing in Gaviota.
Jean-Michel Cousteau Celebrates a Lifetime of Achievements in Santa Barbara and Around the World
Ritz-Carlton Bacara, Santa Barbara honors his work to protect the ocean at the “78 Years of Diving & Discovery Gala.”
Channel Islands Flora Revival
Two plants rise to new life thanks to recovery efforts.
More Mesa Price Hikes to $65 Million
The 265-acre open space nearly sold for $50 million this summer.
Two Channel Islands Plants Removed from Endangered Species List
The island bedstraw and Santa Cruz Island dudleya recover from the brink of extinction after 26 years of federal protection.