Oil & Water: Policy, Progress and the Path Forward
Join the Community Environmental Council (CEC), the UC Santa Barbara Environmental Studies Program, and the Environmental Defense Center (EDC) for
Lecture/Discussion/Panel/Talk/Q&A/Seminar
Trail Talks: Sespe Wilderness: Backcountry Wonders
The Sespe Wilderness in Ventura County’s backcountry was designated in 1992 and now stands as the largest protected Wilderness area
The ABCs of California’s Native Bees
Join National Geographic Explorer and community scientist Krystle Hickman for a presentation about her studies of California’s native bees, which
“The Art of Rightsizing” with Your SB Team
Downsizing can be less overwhelming and more manageable when you have a toolbox of techniques to tackle the job. Get
Artist Talk: Melanie Cervantes
Santa Barbara Public Library and UCSB’s Las Maestras Center invite you to a public lecture by artist and activist, Melanie Cervantes. While Cervantes
Succulents: Versatile Companions in the Garden
Local landscape designer Joan S. Bolton will take us on a photographic journey through countless ways we can incorporate drought-tolerant
SB Independent’s “Covering 40 Years” Panel
The Santa Barbara Independent Hosts a Panel Discussion with our Art Directors and Photographers at the Covering 40 Years Gallery
Join us for the Second of our Speaker Series
Horse lovers and anyone concerned or curious about the future of wild horses will enjoy hearing Celeste Carlisle, who is
“The Anti-Defamation League & the Racial State”
Monday, May 4 at 5:30 p.m. at UC Santa Barbara-RSVP Social Sciences & Media Studies, Rm 1009 Emmaia Gelman, author
IHC Humanities Decanted: Josephine Metcalf
Join us for a dialogue between Josephine Metcalf (University of Hull) and Ben Olguín (English) about their new co-edited volume, The
