COF is committed to preserving the state's native oak forest ecosystem and its rural landscapes. COF advocates for curbing urban sprawl and creating livable cities. They provide technical assistance, scientific and resource information, press and community outreach guidelines, and testimony.
This Group is a project created by the California Wildlife Foundation. Slow Food works around the world to protect food biodiversity, build links between producers and consumers, and raise awareness of some of the most pressing topics affecting our food system. Many services, including assistance with installing wheelchair ramps, disabled access, blind services, attendant services and accessible housing search.
Additional Address: Downtown Oakland 16th St. NEC's mission is to promote understanding of the relations between people and the biosphere and to conserve, protect and celebrate terrestrial, aquatic and marine ecosystems of northern California and southern Oregon. Educates, activates, and when necessary litigates on behalf of the Klamath-Siskiyou bioregion. Provides environmental information and referral services and operates a library open to public.
Publishes monthly Econews. The purpose of the Coalition is to act as an informal clearinghouse for diverse efforts aimed at making the recommendations of the Ocean Protection Council relating to marine debris a reality, and to increase public awareness of the serious environmental impacts of disposing of trash and plastic waste in the Ocean.
Each year, ZWY USA organizes one of the most comprehensive and informative youth conferences dedicated to zero waste and environmental stewardship in the state of California. The Zero Waste Youth Convergence is well known for its educational and strong activist oriented presentations, sessions, and discussion offerings since It attracts over high school, college students and young professionals from Northern California and beyond. Transition Berkeley brings neighbors and community members together to build a more equitable, sustainable, self-reliant future for Berkeley.
