About
With the goal of promoting the sustainability and climate resilience of the city of Ensenada, Baja California, this project aims to create interwoven ecological corridors and green routes as a solution to urban heat islands. Through the exploration of microclimatic conditions and their relationship to the degradation of a river-adjacent corridor in the Doña Petra Canyon, the scientists behind this project are creating a valuable dataset that will help inform solutions to reduce the impacts of urban heat islands in the city.
Project Year
2022
Project Partners
Rosa Contreras, Jesús Serrano
Project Updates
The Climate Science Alliance Binational Working Group is a climate collaboration for nature and people across the US-Mexico Border.
Learn more at www.climatesciencealliance.org/binational-working-group