La intención de esta capacitación es enseñar a las comunidades de alto riesgo contra incendios forestales como usar mejores formas de práctica contra estos disastres. En cambio , esto lleva a cabo un centro cultural dentro de la industria de construcción. La capacitación destaca los recursos existentes e incluye un grupo de asesores en prevención de incendios, expertos en diseño de edificios y paisajes para transferir conocimientos sobre las mejores prácticas en la industria, para asi, reducir el riesgo de incendios en hogares y paisajes.

No es necesario inscribirse para este curso, puedes acceder aquí.

Más información aquí.

Join the 2025 LABC Sustainability Summit, a high-level convening of leaders in one of the most environmentally forward-thinking cities of the world.

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In this event, wildland firefighter and author Jordan Thomas will take you to the front lines through stunning photographs and firsthand stories from battling California’s most destructive fires. Copies of When It All Burns will be available for purchase at this event and will be signed by the author.

Register for this free event here.

Hosted by Canary Media, this webinar explores why the traditional concept of "energy efficiency" is failing to resonate and how we must reframe the conversation around affordability, reliability, and customer empowerment. Join us to learn how to design the next generation of demand-side programs that build data trust and transform passive consumers into active participants in the energy transition.

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Join CivicWell for a free webinar on Energy Efficiency for Resilient Communities!

Discover how efficiency and electrification can help communities “build back better,” align with climate action plans, and strengthen local resilience. Explore why energy efficiency matters for cities and hear insights from the Piedmont Pool case study.

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During these Participatory Science Walks, you will learn how to use scientific tools to measure air pollution, noise pollution, thermal heat, and surface temperatures in your community. In this way, you will have the opportunity to advance your scientific knowledge and gain a better understanding of the current conditions in Boyle Heights.

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Please visit the website for Climate Resolve’s project to obtain more information: Empowering, Beautifying, and Transforming Our Community. 

You’re invited to attend a virtual community meeting to learn about project updates for the LA River Path. Join Metro Community Relations for status updates, project alternatives and features, and an opportunity to share comments and ask questions.

Register here.

Zoom link: https://bit.ly/larp_mtg2

Call-In: 833.548.0876

Webinar ID: 827 4704 5456

Spanish translation provided. Other ADA accommodations and translation available by calling 213.922.7001 at least 72 hours in advance.

Join the EPA for a virtual webinar on the SALT Framework for Risk Communication.

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The Clean Mobility Forum, funded by the California Air Resources Board and the California Energy Commission, is a one-day in-person event focused on shared mobility and clean transportation where you can network and connect with like-minded peers, create partnerships, and problem-solve in a supportive, community environment.

This year’s theme is Bridging Systems, Centering Equity: Advancing Clean Mobility Through Practice and Partnership. This year’s program uplifts the theme by breaking down silos and building cross-sector and interdisciplinary systems that center equity and turn clean mobility goals into grounded, community-driven practice.

Learn more and register here.

Attend SCAG’s 2025 Southern California Demographic Workshop “Revisiting the Intergenerational Contract,” on Oct. 1 in person at the SCAG Main Office in Downtown Los Angeles and online. Attendees will learn how groups in society rely on one another across generations and between lifecycle stages.

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The Fall 2025 UCLA Anderson Forecast quarterly outlook arrives at a pivotal moment for the US economy. Join the UCLA Anderson School of Management for the conference, presented in collaboration with the UCLA Center for Impact and the UCLA Center for Global Management.

Register here by 12:00pm 9/30/2025.

Metro Community Relations invites you to attend a virtual community meeting to learn about project updates for the LA River Path.

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The Climate Adaption Equity Workshop will consider potential refinements to the existing CPUC requirements to improve prioritization of equity considerations in the large investor-owned utilities’ (IOUs) Climate Adaptation Vulnerability Assessments (CAVA). This workshop will engage a broad range of stakeholders to inform refined requirements for developing measurable criteria and metrics as well as refined community engagement processes, as outlined in Task 2 of the Climate Adaptation proceeding, Phase II Scoping Memo.

The input provided in this workshop is expected to inform a future CPUC staff proposal and Commission decision.

Please register for the in-person Climate Adaptation Equity Workshop here.

This workshop will be broadcast via Webex webinar for those who cannot attend in-person. Join the webinar here. Webinar Number: (access code): 2482 492 8744

This workshop will be recorded and made available at the CPUC’s Climate Adaptation webpage.

The entertainment industry now has a worker-centered sustainability certification: SPEC, developed by USGBC California, in partnership with Green Spark Group, Ereth Environmental, and advisors across film, TV, music, and live sports.

Learn more and register here.

Join hundreds of Santa Clarita residents in cleaning a portion of the Santa Clara River, by Wiley Canyon Road, off the Via Princessa Bridge. Volunteers will pick up trash and debris from the riverbed and surrounding areas. Gloves and trash bags will be provided.

Pre-registration is required. Sign up here.

The Nature-based Solutions (NbS) Certificate program is designed to provide professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to understand, implement, and promote Nature-based Solutions principles and practices in their design projects. This course will give participants the ability to identify where NbS Best Management Practices (BMP) can be a more cost effective and sustainable alternative to traditional engineered design solutions and be able to integrate the BMP's into the project's program.

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Discover strategies to build healthier, safer, and more sustainable homes through the lens of WELL and LEED. Register for the summit here.

Join the City of Riverside’s Office of Sustainability and Fire Emergency Operations Management—alongside local agencies, NGOs, the health sector, higher education institutions, school districts, and government leaders—for a full day of learning, collaboration, and action-focused dialogue on extreme heat challenges and solutions.

Learn more and register here.

The role of the Transportation Committee is to study problems, programs and other matters which pertain to the regional issues of mobility, air quality, transportation control measures, and communications, and make recommendations on such matters to the Regional Council.

The meeting will be conducted in a hybrid manner (both in-person and remotely by telephonic and video conference).

Join here.

The Energy and Environment Committee considers environmental and energy issues of regional significance, including but not limited to air quality, water quality, solid and hazardous waste, habitat preservation, environmental justice, and environmental impact analysis. 

The meeting will be conducted in a hybrid manner (both in-person and remotely by telephonic and video conference).

Join here.

Join the National Academy of Medicine's Climate Communities Network on September 4, 2025, from 12:00-4:00 p.m. ET for a virtual convening focused on using data to strengthen heat protection policies. Attendees will hear lessons from real-world exemplar policy efforts and receive practical tools to support data-informed decisions in their communities and organizations. Optional pre- and post-sessions will offer additional time for tailored discussion and deeper engagement.  

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Al final de esta capacitación, usted será capaz de... 1. Defina el cambio climático y por qué es una crisis. 2. Describa cómo se ve el cambio climático en el condado de Los Ángeles ahora y en el futuro. 3. Analice cómo el cambio climático afecta nuestra salud. 4. Identifique maneras de frenar el cambio climático y proteger a nuestras comunidades.

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