The San Diego Regional Climate Education Partnership received a National Science Foundation grant to develop a climate change education plan for the San Diego region. The Partnership is working with local civic, business, government and education leaders to study local perspectives regarding climate change and its impacts on the San Diego region. The goal of the project is to understand how best to communicate the causes of climate change, and its impacts, and how to adapt to or prevent those impacts on our region.
The Partnership is one of fifteen groups nationwide to receive National Science Foundation funding to develop climate change education strategies presenting us with a unique opportunity for the region. The outcome of this project is a strategic communications plan for the San Diego region. If selected by the National Science Foundation in the 2012 grant cycle, the plan could bring up to $10 million in additional funding.
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This project is funded by a National Science Foundation Grant Award # ANT-1043435 | ||||
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