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SF Environment Advancing climate protection and enhancing quality of life for all San Franciscans.
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SF Environment, San Francisco's Environment Department, makes it easy for everyone in San Francisco to take care of their environment, their communities and ultimately, the planet.

06/19/2026

Did you know pollinators help grow most of the fruits and vegetables we enjoy every day? 🐝🌻

Celebrate with us at the Pollinator Week 2026 Kick-off Event on Monday, June 22, from 2:00pm to 4:30 pm at the Southeast Community Center.

Pick up a FREE Pollinator Passport, learn how to support local pollinators, and join us for hands-on activities in collaboration with The Pollinator Partnership

Complete 3 of the 5 passport activities and email your completed passport to [email protected] with the subject line "Pollinator Week 2026" by June 28 for a chance to win a pollinator-themed prize!

Can't make it? Download a passport at SFEnvironment.org/pollinatorweek

06/18/2026

This Pride Month, explore books that challenge traditional ideas about nature, celebrate LGBTQ+ perspectives, and deepen your understanding of environmental justice.

πŸ¦† Q***r Ducks (and Other Animals): The Natural World of Animal S*xuality - Eliot Schrefer
🐬 Undrowned: Black Feminist Lessons from Marine Mammals - Alexis Pauline Gumbs
🌿 Q***r Ecologies: S*x, Nature, Politics, Desire - Catriona Mortimer-Sandilands and Bruce Erickson

Challenge yourself to read, learn, and listen with San Francisco Public Library's Summer Stride through August 31! Earn prizes by reading books or participating in activities like repair clinics with SCRAP-SF.

06/16/2026

Salmon are central to the Yurok, Karuk, and Shasta peoples, who have lived in the Klamath Basin for thousands of years. In 2024, after more than a century of disruption caused by four dams, thousands of salmon began returning to their historic headwaters.

It's a powerful example of what can happen when we give nature a chance to recover, and how California is working alongside Tribal leaders to protect biodiversity and restore ecosystems.

San Francisco Environment Department had the opportunity to convene California Natural Resources Agency Secretary, Wade Crowfoot, and local environmental leaders for a conversation on conservation and environmental justice initiatives across California and the San Francisco Bay Area.

Watch the full video to hear how local and statewide leaders are working together to build a more resilient future for people and the planet: youtube.com/watch?v=vQCfAxIz7Xk

06/09/2026

Over the last decade, SFE has proudly led San Francisco’s FREE Safe Medicine Disposal Program, disposing of more than 250,000 pounds of unwanted medicine since 2016 and helping keep potentially harmful waste out of communities and the environment.

San Franciscans can safely dispose of unwanted medicine, including pills, liquids, creams, and even pet meds through neighborhood kiosks or free mail-back envelopes.

Visit SFEnvironment.org/safe-medicine-disposal to learn more.

Help San Francisco transition to a cleaner, more energy-efficient future!SF Environment is   a Senior Energy Specialist ...
06/05/2026

Help San Francisco transition to a cleaner, more energy-efficient future!

SF Environment is a Senior Energy Specialist (5642) to lead energy efficiency and decarbonization programs, support equitable climate solutions, and help advance San Francisco's path toward net-zero by 2040.

πŸ‘‰ Apply by June 24 at sfenvironment.org/about/jobs

06/05/2026

Even a few minutes outside can help reduce stress and improve your wellbeing.

In a city filled with parks, coastlines, and native wildlife, connecting with nature is simple.

Check out SFEnvironment.org/biodiversity for free resources across SF, including National Park Service and California State Parks Foundation guides, and more!

06/04/2026

A decade ago, California Academy of Sciences and the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County launched the City Nature Challenge. This year, more than 102,000 people around the world made over 3 million observations, helping create a global snapshot of biodiversity so that scientists can help protect at-risk species and habitats.

There are still so many observations waiting for identifications and you don't have to be an expert to help scientists document them, download the FREE iNaturalist.org app and catch them all!

Summer is right around the corner, make sure your bike and gear are ready for the season ahead! 🌁This June, join us at f...
06/02/2026

Summer is right around the corner, make sure your bike and gear are ready for the season ahead! 🌁

This June, join us at free Repair Clinics across San Francisco with San Francisco Public Library, SCRAP-SF , and The BikeMobile.

πŸ“… June 7, 11, and 13
Bike and clothing repair
Public libraries across San Francisco
Free and open to all

Ready to lead Climate Action in San Francisco? SF Environment is   multiple California Climate Action Corps Fellows star...
05/28/2026

Ready to lead Climate Action in San Francisco? SF Environment is multiple California Climate Action Corps Fellows starting September 2026! Support SFE's equitable projects in urban greening, edible food recovery, and wildfire resiliency. πŸ’šπŸŒŽ

πŸ“† Deadline: July 31, 2026
Apply at SFEnvironment.org/about/jobs

05/27/2026

Concrete production is responsible for roughly 8% of global COβ‚‚ emissions, more than the aviation industry.

At Buchanan Mall, SF Environment, San Francisco Public Works, and San Francisco Recreation and Park Department partnered to pilot low carbon concrete across real public infrastructure applications, helping demonstrate that lower carbon construction can still meet the durability, safety, and performance standards required in a city like San Francisco.

The pilot also showed there was no added cost premium associated with using the lower carbon concrete mixes.

At the same time, San Francisco Recreation and Park Department partnered with the Fillmore community to reimagine Buchanan Mall as a vibrant public space built for both people and the climate.

Perhaps most importantly, this project helps pave the way for broader adoption across the city. When a city agency changes how it builds, the impact scales quickly across future projects, public spaces, and infrastructure investments.

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