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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Shade Zones is an annual design competition to keep LA cool and moving.

Each year, Shade Zones will call for bold, inventive solutions to real-world design challenges that make public spaces cooler, safer, and more inviting. The best ideas are built to last, delivering comfort and resilience for years to come.

Join this information session to learn more about about this challenge.

Learn more here.

Join Coalition for Clean Air for the next edition of their Clean Air Conversations webinar series, Extreme Heat, Air Quality & Healthcare! This essential conversation will explore how climate-driven challenges in California are reshaping healthcare utilization. Drawing on the recent joint study by Milliman and Blue Shield of California titled How extreme heat and poor air quality impact healthcare utilization among insured Californians, we’ll explore alarming insights into the real-world effects of extreme heat and deteriorating air quality on insured populations across the state.

Register here.

Join USGBC-CA in person to learn about the foundations of green building design, materials, and jobs. Earn 4 GBCI credits and a certificate after a 25-question exam - you'll need to register through their Learning Center to obtain the certificate.

Register here.

Join the Public Health Ambassadors Program for a training session on climate change.

By the end of this training, you will be able to...

1. Define climate change and why it's a crisis.

2. Describe what climate change looks like in LA County now and in the future.

3. Discuss how climate change impacts our health.

4. Identify ways we can slow climate change and protect our communities.

Register here.

Join the Public Health Ambassadors Program for a training session on climate change.

By the end of this training, you will be able to...

1. Define climate change and why it's a crisis.

2. Describe what climate change looks like in LA County now and in the future.

3. Discuss how climate change impacts our health.

4. Identify ways we can slow climate change and protect our communities.

Register here.

In honor of National Public Works Week 2025, the City of Los Angeles Board of Public Works, Office of Community Beautification and Keep Los Angeles Beautiful proudly presents the 7th Annual Beautification Conference! This conference will convene a wide range of stakeholders with a shared vision of a cleaner and more sustainable Los Angeles.

Sessions are free and open to all, but registration is required to participate. More info at http://laocb.org/keep-la-beautiful/beautification-conference/.

REGISTER HERE

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

Register here.

The California Natural Resources Agency (CNRA) and the Governor’s Office of Land Use and Climate Innovation (LCI) are hosting an input session on the update of California’s Extreme Heat Action Plan.

This session will include:

• Background on the Extreme Heat Action Plan

• Overview of the Extreme Heat Action Plan Update Process

• Facilitated Q&A

• Breakout Rooms for 2022 Extreme Heat Action Tracks. Actions in the plan are organized into four tracks:

A: Build Public Awareness and Notification
B: Strengthen Community Services and Response
C: Increase Resilience of Our Built Environment
D: Utilize Nature-Based Solutions

CNRA and LCI are seeking your input on what success looks like and how this plan can remain useful and relevant to all Californians. The next iteration of the Extreme Heat Action Plan will be published on July 1, 2026, and every three years thereafter (SB 306, 2023). Learn more about the Extreme Heat Action Plan and register for the input session here.

Join USGBC-CA and Southern California’s builders, designers, policymakers, and material experts at Epson America in Los Alamitos. Gain exclusive insights into California’s evolving embodied-carbon regulations, explore breakthrough low-carbon materials, and hear real-world success stories from top firms—all delivered in just four hours of interactive breakout workshops and expert-led panel discussions designed to ignite collaboration and fast-track sustainable construction practices across the region.

Learn more and register here.

The foundation of this content will be based on communicating to industry professionals what the short and long-term impacts of extreme heat are on worker and community health, with strategic solutions on how to mitigate those impacts. Lastly, it will address climate mitigation, adaptation, and resilience by training contractors to adopt best practices for home improvements to reduce the impacts of extreme heat.

Learn more and register here.

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

Register here.

This year’s themes of sustain, strengthen, succeed are a launching point for engaging presentations, rich discussion, and time with colleagues to connect and learn about how 30x30 is being made real across California and beyond

Sustain the progress and momentum of 30x30’s first five years.
Strengthen the partnerships, policies, and innovations needed to achieve our conservation goals.
Succeed at securing a healthy and resilient planet for generations to come.

Learn more and register here.

319Climate, The Climate Registry, and Climate Resolve look forward to seeing you at the Summer '25 Climatini, a relaxed, fun mixer for SoCal professionals who are driving forward an equitable and resilient climate transition.

Now more than ever, it’s vital that we come together as a community to connect, collaborate, and recharge. So bring your positive energy—and your colleagues and friends working in the climate space! Just make sure everyone RSVPs separately.

Questions? Please send an email to robert.kay@319climate.com

Reserve your spot here.

The CEC will hold a public hearing for the proposed regulations at the date and time listed below. Interested persons, or their authorized representative, may present statements, arguments, or contentions relevant to the proposed regulations at the public hearing. The record for this hearing will be kept open until every person present at the conclusion of staff’s presentation has had an opportunity to provide comment.

Learn more and register here.

The California Energy Commission (CEC) will host a remote-access workshop addressing barriers and solutions to accelerating clean energy interconnection and energization, as directed by Assembly Bill 1373 (Garcia, Chapter 367, Statutes of 2023). This workshop will build on the work of the 2023 Integrated Energy Policy Report (IEPR) on interconnection and energization and provide an update on new developments related to these issues.

Learn more and register here.

The Governor’s Office of Land Use and Climate Innovation, in partnership with urban planning expert Bill Fulton at UC San Diego, is developing a new Guideline to support California communities in giving new lives to their downtowns and main streets. As many cities work to recover from the impacts of the pandemic, adapt to climate change, and respond to shifting economic trends, local governments are facing complex financial, regulatory, and market challenges that hinder downtown reinvestment.

This Guideline will offer practical tools, case studies, and policy strategies to help communities overcome these barriers and implement inclusive, climate-resilient, and economically vibrant downtown revival efforts. Our goal is to empower cities and towns, large and small, to reimagine their main streets as thriving, equitable, and sustainable places for all Californians.

Register for the meeting here.

Public Comment Deadline: Friday, Aug. 28, at 5 p.m.

This webinar will walk through the OurCounty draft plan, providing an overview of the update process and orientation to the draft. Register here.

For additional details on the 2025 OurCounty plan, survey findings, and providing public comment, go here: https://cso.lacounty.gov/2025-ourcounty-plan/.

The California Natural Resources Agency (CNRA) and the Governor’s Office of Land Use and Climate Innovation (LCI) are hosting an input session on the update of California’s Extreme Heat Action Plan.

This session will include:

• Background on the Extreme Heat Action Plan

• Overview of the Extreme Heat Action Plan Update Process

• Facilitated Q&A

• Breakout Rooms for 2022 Extreme Heat Action Tracks. Actions in the plan are organized into four tracks:

A: Build Public Awareness and Notification
B: Strengthen Community Services and Response
C: Increase Resilience of Our Built Environment
D: Utilize Nature-Based Solutions

CNRA and LCI are seeking your input on what success looks like and how this plan can remain useful and relevant to all Californians. The next iteration of the Extreme Heat Action Plan will be published on July 1, 2026, and every three years thereafter (SB 306, 2023). Learn more about the Extreme Heat Action Plan and register for the input session here.

Join USGBC-CA for a discussion with key contributors involved in developing LEED v5 rating system as they provide an overview of the system's goals, impact areas, and how it drives market transformation. 

This session will highlight why project teams and organizations choose LEED v5, its value in meeting project goals, and how it enhances building performance and market competitiveness. Panel will also explore how LEED v5 pencils for projects in tight markets, and creative strategies for applying LEED v5 to more projects.

Learn more and register here.

The California Natural Resources Agency (CNRA) and the Governor’s Office of Land Use and Climate Innovation (LCI) are hosting an input session on the update of California’s Extreme Heat Action Plan.

This session will include:

• Background on the Extreme Heat Action Plan

• Overview of the Extreme Heat Action Plan Update Process

• Facilitated Q&A

• Breakout Rooms for 2022 Extreme Heat Action Tracks. Actions in the plan are organized into four tracks:

A: Build Public Awareness and Notification
B: Strengthen Community Services and Response
C: Increase Resilience of Our Built Environment
D: Utilize Nature-Based Solutions

CNRA and LCI are seeking your input on what success looks like and how this plan can remain useful and relevant to all Californians. The next iteration of the Extreme Heat Action Plan will be published on July 1, 2026, and every three years thereafter (SB 306, 2023). Learn more about the Extreme Heat Action Plan and register for the input session here.

The ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles will give a progress update on the San Pedro Bay Ports Clean Air Action Plan (CAAP). The meeting will include the status of oceangoing vessel initiatives, the Clean Truck Program and technology feasibility assessments.

Learn more and register here.

Join the Descanso Gardens for a day-long, family-friendly event with a panel discussion, free tree giveaways, a thermal imaging booth, a heat scavenger hunt, a giant puppet parade, art workshops, and more.

Cost: Entry to this event is included in the price of admission or membership, no event registration required.

Click here for more information.

Enhance your knowledge and grow your business with California-native plant landscaping techniques at this in-person workshop!

Learn about reducing overhead costs with electric landscape equipment. All participants will enter a raffle to receive a brand-new electric trimmer, leaf blower or mower with replacement batteries.

Cost: Free

Click here for more information.

Please join us for the second webinar in a series of six that will focus on the newly released CalHeatScore tool. This webinar will include an overview of heat warning systems, a presentation on the opportunities and challenges of CalHeatScore, and a discussion on CalHeatScore development.

Register here.

For more information about CalHeatScore, please visit: https://calheatscore.calepa.ca.gov

USGBC-CA is facilitating the Wildfire Defense Professional Certificate for Landscapers module, a 150-minute training followed by certification testing to be taken online. This certification training provides participants with real-world examples and strategies for fire risk reduction

Register here.

Join this educational webinar on SoCalREN’s Direct Pay support program—a new service designed to help your agency secure IRS Direct Pay funding for your next clean energy project. From electric vehicle charging, solar power, to battery storage, SoCalREN is here to help your agency unlock Direct Pay funds through personalized, no-cost support, from starting your application to receiving your check.

Register here.

CalHeatScore es el primer sistema de alerta de salud por calor para un estado en los EEUU. Un equipo del Estado de California (OEHHA y LCI) y de la UCLA (LARC) está organizando una consulta pública para mejorar la utilidad de la herramienta CalHeatScore y hacerla más accesible. Queremos oír de las miembras de la comunidad que puedan comentar las experiencias de (1) Trabajadores Exteriores y de Almacenes; (2) Ancianos; (3) Tribus Nativas de California

Esta sesión informativa le proporcionará:

• Una breve descripción general de CalHeatScore

• Información sobre el proceso de consulta

• Detalles sobre cómo participar en la consulta

RSVP aquí.

For the English language session (7/16, 11am), please register here.

CalHeatScore is the first statewide heat health warning system. A team from the State of California (OEHHA and LCI), and UCLA (LARC) are organizing a public consultation to improve the approachability and usefulness of the CalHeatScore tool. We want to hear from community members who can speak to the experiences of (1) Outdoor & Warehouse Workers, (2) Older Adults, and (3) California Native Tribes

This information session will provide you with:

• A brief overview of the CalHeatScore tool

• Information about the cohort process

• Details of how to participate in the cohort

RSVP for the English session here.

Para la reunión en Español (7/16, 12pm), haga click aquí.

A new draft of the ordinance to establish a Safe Maximum Indoor Temperature Threshold for rental housing in LA County will be heard at the Health and Mental Health Cluster meeting on July 16, 2025. The agenda will be published a few days in advance of the meeting on this website.