Children With Their Earth Day Poster Drawings

Children from Asian American Children's Center celebrated the Earth Day by drawing posters to save the ocean, the water, and the world!

Stanford volunteers connecting kids with local nature

One of the best ways to support climate resilience is by creating a generation of advocates through environmental education. Shown here are a group of kids learning about our foothills at HiddenVilla.Org.

Headed to daycare

We are helping our planet by taking one car off of the road. We commute to both daycares and then the office by cargo trike most days! Emmitt also helps the planet, as he loves to pick up trash to keep it clean.

Ride your Bike, Save our World

Riding our bikes instead of driving can save our world. Bikes do not release harmful emission. Bikes do not harm our atmosphere. Biking can help reduce traffic congestions. Biking makes us more healthy and reduce healthcare cost! Let's start biking to save our planet!

Some plants i have grown in pots and will later be planting 🌱

Hi I'm Iceberg Drift and this a group photo of the plants the grew for as much as 2 years. These plants were made mostly from cuttings* then transplanted into water, then after a couple weeks when the roots start to grow into a small container (preferably made from recycled plastic), then finally on into the ground to ensure the roots have enough room to grow.

*A medium is essentially a piece of plant that is put into a environment such as water or soil to grow.

James at stanford

We walk to community parks and keep our Palo Alto streets clean by using energy saving cars!

Bike Arc

Spring

Natural Environment

Although no site has been selected, Greer Park has emerged as a feasible location based on space, location, readiness, and because the park land is City-owned.

What do you think are the biggest issues with this location, if any?
Which of the following indoor spaces or amenities would most benefit the community? Please rank from highest priority at the top to lowest priority at the bottom. Multi-use gymnasium, Space for seniors to socialize and exercise
What programs would benefit the community at a new Recreation Wellness Center?

Although no site has been selected, Greer Park has emerged as a feasible location based on space, location, readiness, and because the park land is City-owned.

What do you think are the biggest issues with this location, if any?
Which of the following indoor spaces or amenities would most benefit the community? Please rank from highest priority at the top to lowest priority at the bottom. Space for seniors to socialize and exercise, Space for Teens to hang out, Multi-use gymnasium, Locker Rooms with lockers, Flexible, multi-use space, Cardio Equipment, Indoor Pickleball Courts, Other amenities
What programs would benefit the community at a new Recreation Wellness Center?