Santa Barbara Celebrates the Planet at Earth Day
2025 Earth Day Festival was S.B.’s 55th year for environmentally focused fun.
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2025 Earth Day Festival was S.B.’s 55th year for environmentally focused fun.
Environmental groups see the spawning of around 100 newly hatched trout in Arroyo Hondo Creek as a critical milestone in efforts to protect and restore Southern California steelhead populations.
Explore Ecology’s Environmental Stewardship Awards go to Goleta Family School gardeners, San Marcos High’s Sustainable Future Club, and several teachers and students protecting the planet.
The four-day camping trip on Santa Cruz Island marks the beginning of a summer chock-full of lessons for future climate leaders.
Celebrate our planet April 26-27 at Alameda Park.
Sunday’s town hall at Lobero Theatre marks the beginning of a long-term conservation effort for the endangered Southern California steelhead trout.
San Marcos High School students lead the way in revitalizing a sustainable campus ecosystem.
Geoff Alexander lectures on the history and future of this local landmark on Feb. 20 at Santa Barbara Maritime Museum.
Led by scientists at UC Santa Barbara, a system-wide evaluation of California’s marine reserve network finds conservation benefits across multiple ecosystems.
UC Santa Barbara’s Cheadle Center for Biodiversity and Ecological Restoration and the Ojai Raptor Center release the pint-size owl at UCSB’s North Campus Open Space.