UC Santa Cruz researchers are monitoring Southern California wetlands to measure carbon storage, methane emissions, and air quality. Their findings could help California make smarter decisions about future climate investments and restoration projects.

May was a big month for Climatize. The platform crossed $17.3 million in total investments, added hundreds of new investors, and shipped technology that puts them in the same room as major banks and institutional lenders. The goal has always been simple: make clean energy investing accessible.

Climatize continues to build momentum with strategic team additions, expanding AI capabilities, and strong platform performance to start the year.

Linda Hirsch, a postdoctoral fellow at UC Santa Cruz who is supported by the Center for Coastal Climate Resilience, is exploring how technology can help individuals and communities prepare for and recover from climate-related hazards.

Addressing climate change is an important feat for many businesses. Climate change is a growing problem with significant consequences, and businesses must learn how to properly approach the issue by looking at it the other way around.

The CMSF received more than $71 million from NOAA and kicked off their 5-year plan to address costal resiliency in October 2024.

Exciting news! The City of Santa Cruz has been awarded nearly $8 million from NOAA through the Climate Resilience Regional Challenge!

UC Santa Cruz receives over $2M for education and training programs as part of a $71.1M federal grant to the California Marine Sanctuary Foundation and local partners.

Santa Cruz Climate Coffee is a casual meetup ahead of Earth Week focused on cultivating local collaboration, connections, and innovation within the ClimateTech community.

Climatize has been nominated for The Earthshot Prize, a global challenge based on five Earthshots – ambitious goals for 2030 to fix our biggest environmental problems

Four winning projects have been funded through CITRIS and the Banatao Institute at UC Santa Cruz’s Campus Seed Funding program to pursue research relating to climate resilience.

Join us on August 5 to learn from thought leaders about worsening climate impacts, and economic devastation along with many other threats associated with low-earning, seasonal work.