FIRST-EVER HYBRID GALA AND AUCTION JULY 31st – 4 to 6 pm Traditionally, SCCA has hosted our Grassroots Gala in person every summer. Last year, we moved to an online event. This year’s Grassroots Gala is a Hybrid Gala. The Online portion will present our program via Zoom, where we highlight this year’s environmental… Read more »
Posts By: Matthew Callaway
Protect Our Working Woodlands Radio Spots
Recently SCCA’s Aja Henry was featured on KCBS radio with Megan Goldsby! Listen to SCCA make a case for stronger tree and forest land protects for our county “A group of conservationists in Sonoma County are looking to put a halt on developers cutting down oak trees. As KCBS’ Megan Goldsby reports… this has long been… Read more »
17 Critical Environmental Bills on California’s 2021 Legislative Agenda
SB 467 Oil well setbacks, fracking ban SB 467 would put a stop to new hydraulic drilling and other enhanced oil recovery techniques. Senators Wiener and Limon, along with Senator Allen and Assembly Members Stone and Kalra, have introduced the bill to ramp up the fight to protect the public from the state’s unusually dirty… Read more »
Concerning the recent allegations against Dominic Foppoli, Mayor of Windsor
Conservation Action is shocked and horrified reading the credible accusations of sexual assault made against Dominic Foppoli by multiple women in the San Francisco Chronicle story today. We absolutely condemn such behavior, and call on Mr. Foppoli to resign immediately as Mayor of Windsor. Our endorsement of Mr. Foppoli in last November’s election was made… Read more »
Sonoma County’s Plan for Oak Trees is More Smoke and Mirrors
Sonoma County’s native oak forests and woodlands are under attack and we have a great opportunity to make a real impact in our county’s future. The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors is currently formulating their 5-year strategic plan and they must include real oak and forest land protections. For decades Sonoma County’s iconic oak forests… Read more »
Call to Action – Protect Sonoma Oak and Forests Lands
Call to Action – Protect Sonoma Oak and Forests Lands Tell the Board of Supervisors to Place a Temporary Moratorium on Tree Removal in Sonoma County For decades Sonoma county’s iconic oak forests have been excessively cleared in the name of development without rigorous regard for the ecological importance of native oak and forest lands…. Read more »
Blue Green Eggs and Ham 2021
Progressive Persistence ‘Blue/Green Eggs and Ham’ 2020 Election Debrief Saturday, January 23, 2021, at 10 AM-12 PM PST Price: Free Public Event *Registration will be required via Zoom for Comments Register Now! https://tinyurl.com/BGEggsandHam Online with Facebook Live Co-sponsored by Sonoma County Conservation Action, the North Bay Labor Council, and the Sonoma County Democratic Party…. Read more »
August 2020 Fire Resource List
Current incident map: The County of Sonoma updates their GIS system to provide a map of the evacuation zones during the fire. This map is interactive, and will be updated regularly. To see the map, click here. The Sheriff uses zones to announce evacuations. To look at the complete zone map of Sonoma County, click here. Alert system: To learn… Read more »
Ann Gray Byrd Interviewed by Michael Allen for SCCA’s 2020 GrassRoots Gala
Ann Gray Byrd was the President of the Sonoma County NAACP, won their legacy award, ministered at Community Baptist Church and wrote “Glimpses: A History of African Americans in Santa Rosa
Visit SCCA’s Silent Auction!
We’re going to keep the fun going by having our Online Silent Auction up the entire month of August. Get great deals on Clothing, an Ecuadorian Vacation, Gift Baskets, Local Crafts, Art, and so much MORE including delicious local WINE!
News
Say No to the Canyon Rock Asphalt Plant in Forestville
February 27, 2025
Protecting Sonoma County’s Air, Water, and Community Sonoma County is once again facing the threat of an industrial asphalt plant in Forestville, an area known for its scenic beauty, rich agricultural heritage, and environmentally conscious community. Canyon Rock, Inc.’s proposal to establish an asphalt facility along Green Valley Creek not only contradicts the environmental values… more...
Disappointing Result for Sebastopol, Environmental and Labor Advocates
January 9, 2025
Despite extensive public support for retaining Recology, the Sebastopol City Council voted 3-2 to award the city’s solid waste contract to Sonoma County Resource Recovery (SCRR). Scores of community members, business owners, and environmental and labor advocates expressed their preference for retaining Recology during the meeting, highlighting concerns about potential rate increases for businesses and… Read more »
Let’s Build Together
November 19, 2024
As we reflect on this election season, we find ourselves navigating a mix of emotions. National results may have left us disheartened, but locally, Sonoma County has proven that our collective efforts can create meaningful change. Together, we’ve championed the protection of open spaces, supported forward-thinking climate policies, and ensured our community’s voice is heard…. Read more »
Caroline Bañuelos
October 21, 2024
Building a Stronger Community in District 5 Caroline Bañuelos, an activist leader with over 30 years devoted engagement with our Sonoma Countycommunity, is running for the District 5 seat on the Santa Rosa City Council. With a deep connection toher district, having lived there for the past decade, Caroline’s campaign is focused on bridging gaps… Read more »
Chris Rogers Goes to Sacramento
October 21, 2024
Sonoma County Conservation Action proudly endorses Chris Rogers for California State Assembly, District 2, recognizing his deep roots, dedication, and proven leadership in our community. As a lifelong resident of the North Coast, Chris understands the unique challenges of our region, from balancing rural and urban needs to addressing environmental and economic pressures. His leadership… Read more »