The Nature of Connection: Community-Centered Climate Strategies

​Join Trust for Public Land and special guests for an exploration of how the places we live—both natural and built—can deliver climate solutions and strengthen social bonds. This conversation will reveal some of the most cost-effective and life-changing climate solutions right under our feet, that not only boost resilience but also enhance everyday joy and belonging. 

The Bay Area has long been a trailblazer in rethinking public space. Now, hear directly from the people turning climate-smart ideas into action—showing how stronger connections between neighbors and nature can foster thriving and welcoming communities. 

As a leader in equitable access to the outdoors, Trust for Public Land brings together experts to offer tangible, solutions-oriented strategies for designing cities that work for people and the planet. Enjoy a timely conversation that will leave you informed, inspired and hopeful about the promise of a more resilient and connected future. 

​Speakers include: moderator John King, former Urban Design Critic at the San Francisco Chronicle; Secretary Wade Crowfoot, California's Natural Resources Secretary; Guillermo Rodriguez, California State Director at Trust for Public Land; Emily Rylander, Principal at Andrea Cochran Landscape Architecture; and Jason Morris, Environment & Climate Lead at Pisces Foundation.

​​​By registering for this event, you agree to share your registration information with Commonwealth Club World Affairs, TPL, and the organizers of SF Climate Week.