A Week of Climate Action
California Volunteers, Office of the Governor, along with other state and community leaders are highlighting real-world, practical opportunities to take climate action at home and in your community around 5 key climate themes:
Greening California
Greening practices increase the cover of vegetation, which lowers carbon dioxide and improves human health. You can help increase tree cover and restore natural environments by planting trees, replacing lawns, and helping with restoration projects in community parks. Learn more
Exploring Energy Options
Reducing Organic Waste
California has climate goals to divert 75% of organic waste and send 20% of unsold, still-fresh food to those who need it. You can help reduce emissions and address food insecurity by composting your food or lawn clippings and donating surplus food to your local food bank. Learn more
Wildfire Preparation and Prevention
Climate change is intensifying and extending our fire season. Help reduce fire risk and protect your community by hardening your home to reduce fire impacts, creating defensible space around your home, and making a household safety plan. Learn more
Water Conservation
To meet our climate goals and protect our communities we need to dramatically cut back water use in California. Get “water-smart” by turning off the faucet while brushing your teeth or shaving, washing laundry or dishes with full-loads, and planting drought-resistant vegetation. Learn more
Join California Climate Action Corps
Take climate action throughout the year. There are lots of ways to get involved in California Climate Action Corps and make a difference in your community.
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Sign up to receive California Climate Action Corps content. This week, we will share tips and resources on each theme to empower you to take climate action and engage with your community.
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Find local climate-related volunteer opportunities by visiting our Volunteer Hub. Search for opportunities in your local area with the hashtags #CAClimateActionWeek or #CAClimateActionCorps.
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Follow the California Climate Action Corps conversation on your favorite social media platform, and let us know what you’re doing and what climate actions you are taking. Make sure to tag us with #CAClimateAction and #CAClimateActionCorps.

Help Make California Climate Action Week Even Better
Host a volunteer event during California Climate Action Week. Events should focus on one of the five themes, but can happen any day of the week (9/18-9/24).
Promote California Climate Action Week events, activities, and information via social media channels by using #CAClimateAction and #CAClimateActionCorps and tagging us on Twitter: @CalVolunteers, Facebook: @CaliforniaVolunteers, and Instagram: @californiavolunteers.