Feb 23 at 4:30 PM! Connecting with the Outdoors by learning and using iNaturalist while protecting vulnerable communities. Jennifer Adams, Bryan Rodriguez & Esmeralda Cabrera with Latino Outdoors Join us to learn how they build & maintain #community outdoors and virtually!

Join the Stanford Conservation Program and Students for a Sustainable Stanford on April 16 for "Diversity in Environmental Careers," a series of workshops and networking sessions to celebrate diversity in environmental fields! Register here: bit.ly/diec_reg

We're hosting a panel on Wednesday, May 5th about the San Francisquito Watershed and Community Stewardship! Register for the event with the link below: stanford.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

You're Invited: National EJ Education and Teaching Workshop on 9/15! Join a diverse group of engaged EJ educators & community leaders as we listen, share, & deepen our learning around best practices. All welcome, even if you have never taught EJ! ejstanford.com/national-ej-ed…

Still early, but some models suggesting that this wet period will culminate in a very wet storm next wknd in NorCal. Too early to talk details, but some potential for intense enough rainfall to cause problems near recent wildfire burn areas--esp. Dixie & Caldor. #CAwx #CAfire

Here is Day 1 of our staff intros! Up first is our Associate Director Alan Launer, who focuses on the conservation biology in human-modified landscapes. Dr. Launer has taught courses, given lectures, and written papers on conservation biology and we are so lucky to have him.

Join us for our 4th Annual EJ Symposium, "Environmental and Racial Justice: How We Survive and Thrive". Wednesday 11/17 from 11am-2pm. Virtual and open to all! RSVP here: docs.google.com/forms/u/2/d/e/… @StanfordEarth Stanford Woods Institute PWR@Stanford Stanford’s Jasper Ridge BP Diversity & Inclusion in the Geosciences (DIG)

Day 2 of intros! "Hi! My name is Xavier, I'm a field technician for the Stanford Conservation Program. If I could be a Stanford fauna, I would be a Steelhead trout. Moving up and down the entire bay sounds too good to pass up! A fun fact about myself is that I can speak Italian."

Day 3 intros! Brandon Kong - Conservation Field Technician. Stanford animal to be for a day: California Tiger Salamander so I could see what they're up to underground all the time. Fun Fact: I'm still obsessing over amphibians and reptiles after I clock out.

Day 4! Katie Preston – Conservation Program Coordinator – I enjoy the creativity involved in working on conservation in a complex suburban environment. I have a fondness for most of the species at Stanford, if I could pick an animal to be for a day today: long-tailed weasel!

Big news! Today, Governor Newsom proposed $100 million in state funding to tribes to advance California’s climate and conservation goals, including co-management and land acquisition. To hear this announcement, visit: bit.ly/3qhFw97 (NOAA Sanctuaries)

RSVP for our Earth Day Work Day on April 22! bit.ly/scpearthday

Read our Fall 2022 New(t)sletter for updates on our new staff, our work with volunteers in the Stanford community, how our frog ponds are looking, how our annual creek monitoring has been going, and more! mailchi.mp/5c3d3798558d/s…