A Refuge from Climate Change
SSU, Sonoma Water and Permit Sonoma have launched the first ever dual water planning internship.
When you find yourself in the heart of Sonoma County – away from urban areas and among mountains, trees, creeks, frogs, and coyotes – why did you c
This past spring, Sonoma State University students helped turn education into action, tackling real-world needs identified by local experts on home
In the early morning hours of September 28th, the Glass Fire burned the Sonoma State University's 40-acre Los Guillicos Preserve.
Follow along on a guided tour led by SSU-CEI Education Manager, Suzanne DeCoursey.
SSU's Fairfield Osborn Preserve is serving a pivotal role in making the Alerrt North Bay system a reality. A radio tower at the preserve links the network of towers across Sonoma County to the high-speed internet service on the SSU campus, giving emergency personnel access to information about fire location and rate of spread during wildfire.
(Rohnert Park) – Before a crowd of nearly 300 people, Sonoma State President Judy K. Sakaki on Friday signed the landmark “President's Climate Leadership Commitment," a comprehensive roadmap for mitigating and adapting to a changing climate, one that sets high goals of sustainability for the university.
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With the signing of the Climate Commitment on April 5th, Sonoma State will be setting a goal for carbon neutrality! We’re on our way!
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Copeland Creek is facing alot of challenges including siltation, poor water quality and invasion by non-native species. Despite these issues, the creek is still home to huge range of animal and plant life.