Mariela Declet-Perez, a Project Lead of the DUNAS project, is back with another update from the field. Read about Mariela's meeting with...

Our newest Affiliated Artist is Kristin Osgood Lamelas, whose mixed-media paintings explore the connection between climate change, our...

“The Diné know what it means to be driven from land, to adapt, to survive from one epoch to the next, even though things are not okay.”...

Our partners at Idyllwild Arts are now enrolling for their 2019 Summer Program. Scholarships are available for Native American Teens and...

Our newest Affiliated Artist is Andrew Rosales, who creates portraits of local species with paper, scissors, and a touch of glue. Read...

“Visualizing the Future,” a collaboration between the Climate Science Alliance and the Tijuana River National Estuarine Research Reserve,...

Teachers overwhelmingly believe climate change should be taught in the classroom. But according to a new NPR poll, more than half don’t...

Thank-you to the Solana Beach Eco Rotary Club for their support of Climate Kids and the Traveling Trunk program. Your dedication to...

Our newest Affiliated Artist is Margo Wallace, a natural and scientific illustrator who instructs Mural Arts in Tuscon, Arizona. Read the...

The Climate Science Alliance, with pieces from our Art of Change collection, is excited to participate in the newest exhibition at the...