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Climate change affects us all, but there are things people can do at home to help. Below are articles and publications about various ways individuals and organizations are reducing greenhouse gasses, promoting community resilience, mitigating the effects of climate change, and much more! Use the list below as a starting point to inspire your own contributions to human and environmental health in your community. This list also serves as a reference point for developments in legislation, funding, and other valuable information to guide individuals wanting to make positive contributions to the human, environmental, and economic health of Calaveras County. 

For links to regional organizations and additional resources, also see our Links & Resources page

FIRE SAFETY, MITIGATION, ADAPTATION

Living With Fire: What California Can Learn From Native Burns

LOWERING EMISSIONS ONE HOME AT A TIME

The rise of ‘ungardening’: how to turn a backyard into a wildlife haven

Financial assistance is available to transition your wood-burning stove to a more efficient source of heat 

Trade in your old, polluting vehicle and receive up to $9500 for a newer more environmentally friendly replacement

Sierra Nevada Yard and Garden Guide

WATER CONSERVATION

Water Conservation Resource Guide –Special thanks to Dakota for sharing this great link!

Water Conservation is a way of life in California – Save Our Water

How to Conserve water inside and outside your home

12 Simple ways to conserve water at home

CLIMATE ADAPTIVE COMMUNITIES

Sierra Nevada Fact Sheet: Climate Change Expectations, Collaborations, and Solutions

Investments in Climate Action Could Boost Rural Economies, Research Finds

Microgrids: What are They and Can They Increase Resiliency in Sierra Communities?

California Forest Improvement Program

A secret weapon for building community wealth and resilience

2021 Integrated Climate Adaption & Resiliency Program Report

AG LAND CONSERVATION

oak woodland open space

 

Benefits of Rangeland in California

Open Space and Carbon Capture

Nature-Based Solutions to Achieve CA Climate Change Goals

“30×30” Conserve 30% of CA land by 2030

FOREST HEALTH AND CONSERVATION

Forest Legacy Program





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