Sonoma County Regional Parks is creating a Climate Adaptation and Resilience Plan and they are looking for public input on future climate-related priorities and projects. The comprehensive plan will help the department address anticipated climate change impacts, such as extreme heat, drought, flooding, landslide, and wildfire risks, while reducing climate pollution and protecting Sonoma County’s natural and cultural resources. Regional Parks has posted a short survey at SoCoParksClimate.com. In addition to the online survey, Regional Parks will conduct in-person public outreach and collect feedback at numerous park locations. All public input will be considered for the final plan, which will be presented to the Board of Supervisors for approval in early 2024.
Sonoma County Parks Looks to Create Plan to Address Climate Change
