Laura Rosenthal, Author at TOGETHER Bay Area

Tracking Progress and Progress Tracking

CLN 3.0 Update Steering Committee_September 2026

Stewardship is vast, multifaceted, and ever changing. How could a tool, one with a lot of geospatial mapping capabilities, integrate stewardship in a way that is both effective and meaningful?

Thinking differently, feeling deeply

We went on a Right Relations field trip with Muchia Te’ Indigenous Land Trust, Grassroots Ecology, and HEAL Farm. And we came away thinking differently about relationships and connections.

Early bird tickets on sale now! 2026 TOGETHER Conference

Early bird ticket pricing is available through March 13! This conference is for you if you work for climate resilience in the Bay Area. Join us to dive into our theme of Pace, Scale, and Durability.

Year in Review 2024

The past year was full of collaboration, connection, and celebrations. Take a minute to pause and look back at what we’ve done – all of us, in big and small ways – over the past year as a region.

Right Relations: A Year of Impact

In October, individuals from the 20 organizations participating in the 2024 Right Relations program gathered for the culminating event of the year: It was time to share their action plans to support alliances with local Native American communities.

Achieving 50×50

How did the region determine the goal to conservation of 50% of the Bay Area’s lands by 2050? And how does it fit with 30×30?

CLN 2.0 Progress Report Arrives in December

This report reflects the work of local conservation organizations who have worked tirelessly to conserve new lands. It contains scientific analysis and interconnections to state goals and regional planning processes. And it contains a lot of hope. Here are a few reasons why.

Right Relations 2024 Begins!

Announcing the start of our expanded, three-cohort program that supports alliances with local Native American communities through learning, action, and community.

TBA Member Spotlight: Carrington Ranch

Aerial view of Carrington Coast Ranch. Photo Credit: TOPO Collective

WRA, Inc. and Sonoma County Regional Parks are developing a plan that balances public recreation with preservation of cultural heritage, and conservation and management of coastal ecosystems for the new Carrington Coast Ranch Park and Open Space Preserve.