The East Bay Regional Park District (EBRPD) is seeking community input to develop EBRPD’s next District Plan. Now is a great time to join the conversation and share your thoughts on the future of the Park District. See what was said in Round 1 and co
Turn your waste into wonder and make a splash for Earth Month!
Introducing the Earth Month Art Challenge, inspired by the documentary “The Story of Plastic.” We invite creatives of ALL AGES to transform recycled materials into meaningful works of ar
The Ridge-to-Ridge Challenge is an annual fundraiser supporting Sustainable Contra Costa and its youth program, Sustainable Leaders in Action (SLIA). Each year, high school and college students collaborate to raise awareness about climate issues and
This is the 4th Bay Delta Bioregional Regeneration Unconference. Each gathering has deepened our network and sparked new collaborations across the region - and we keep coming back because something real happens in these rooms.
At previous unconferenc
A team working in an informal settlement in Kisumu, Kenya, is turning human excreta into clean, granular fertilizer to improve sanitation, agriculture, and the health of Lake Victoria. Learn from Cornell University professor Rebecca Nelson how her te
May 14th is Bike to Work / Wherever Day. Dust off your bike, fill the tires, grab a helmet, and hit the road on two wheels. Join thousands of cyclists around the Bay Area on May 14th by using a bike to get to work or wherever you need to go. BTWD is
Kick off summer at Small World Park with live performances, arts & crafts, hands-on activities, community resources, and fun for the whole family!
Kids 14 & under and Seniors: $3
General: $6
Visit www.pittsburgrec.com for details.
Discover the beauty and benefits of water‑wise gardening! Visit a nearby participating garden for expert tips, tours, and resources. Learn about attracting pollinators, blooming native plants, growing food, large and small garden designs, building he
Our county has over 75 species of butterflies that can be found throughout the year. Join naturalist Michael Marchiano for a lecture and presentation showing photos of over 60 of them. Learn the host plant for their catepillars and many other fascina
