Climate and Health
Our work in climate resiliency is centered on the Building Resilience Against Climate Effects (BRACE) framework. It is designed to support public health actions to protect and promote human health amid changing environmental factors.
We are actively working to build internal and external capacity, and raise awareness about the health impacts of climate to develop policy solutions.
Through collaboration with community partners and public health programs, we aim to create sustainable strategies to build community capacity and protect residents from the adverse effects of a changing climate.
More information on our climate-focused data initiatives will be available soon.
Climate Data Initiatives
Climate change is increasing health risks across San Bernardino County, from heat-related illnesses to worsening chronic conditions.
Explore our new Climate Data Platform to learn more about local impacts and community solutions!
Climate Resources
Climate affects health across San Bernardino County—especially through extreme heat, air quality, flooding, wildfires, and vector-borne diseases. The resources below can help cities and organizations strengthen community resilience.
Trainings and Events
Upcoming external webinars, trainings, and events related to climate and health will be posted here periodically.
Extreme Heat Program – Round 2 Webinar Series
Organizing Agency: The Governor’s Office of Land Use and Climate Innovation
Description: The Extreme Heat and Community Resilience program is launching its second round of grant opportunities. The program is offering a series of webinars that introduce the Round 2 project types and highlight examples from different communities that are addressing extreme heat and community resiliency. Additional sessions will be posted on the Round 2 Resources Page.
Upcoming external webinars, trainings, and events related to climate and health will be posted here periodically.