The Climate Science Alliance provides funding and support to community partners to build capacity and support collaboration around climate adaptation and resilience. The goal of the Reciprocity and Regranting program is to support our partners’ professional, research, community, and educational efforts in creative ways while upholding a transparent and equitable process.
All awarded projects must have a climate change emphasis and uplift climate resilience and adaptation solutions through community-led activities. Activity topics are associated with available funding and have previously supported coastal resilience, cultural fire, food sovereignty, land stewardship, restoration, arts, education, workforce development, and individual and organizational capacity.
Past and Current Awardees
Small Projects and Professional Development
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2022
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Small Projects
Biodiversity and pyrodiversity in San Pedro Mártir mountain range
This project aims to determine the relationship between pyrodiversity and forest biodiveristy in the San Pedro Mártir mountain range. With support from the Small Grants program, project scientists are collecting information about how species respond to fires of different severities.
2022
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Professional Development
Funding to Attend Mexican Congress of Coral Reefs
This Small Grants funding provided Binational Working Group scientists with the opportunity to network and connect with others in their field at XI Mexican Congress of Coral Reefs, while sharing relevant information related to reefs’ climate resilience.
2022
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Small Projects
Microclimate Conditions at the Doña Petra Canyon
This project aims to create interwoven ecological corridors and green routes as a solution to urban heat islands in the city of Ensenada, Baja California. With support from the Small Grants program, the project scientists are creating a valuable dataset that will help inform solutions.