Acknowledgement of Land and People
Pitzer College’s Redford Conservancy is located on the traditional lands of the Tongva/San Gabrieleño. Pitzer and the Redford Conservancy recognize and honor the past, 现在, and future of Indigenous people and the precious lands we share with them.
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使命: The Redford Conservancy builds capacity for environmental 只是ice and climate resilience through partnerships and collaboration between students, 教师, 和社区.
愿景: We envision Southern California as a place for forward-thinking conservation, sustainable lifeways, green innovation, 和健康, 只是, and equitable communities.
Pitzer College Core Values: We amplify the core values of Pitzer College, including environmental sustainability, interdisciplinarity, social responsibility, intercultural understanding, and student engagement.
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Regenerative Land Use | 环境al Justice | Climate Resilience | Research and Education
Graphic of the Month!
Created by students in Community-Based Planning EA 108, this graphic updates Shelly Arnstein’s model of community participation for a contemporary audience. Have you been gaslit or ghosted lately? Read below to find out!
Spotlight项目
Our ecodocumentaries program has become a cornerstone of the Redford Conservancy’s contribution to community partners through a robust collaboration with Intercollegiate 媒体 Studies. Check out our twelve documentaries, with six more to come Spring semester.
The Barbara Drake Memorial Library
A resource for Tongva and Indigenous cultures in California and the United States based on the collection of beloved elder Barbara Drake.
环境al Education
Creating a new generation of environmental stewards through place-based, elementary school education.
Indigenous Partnerships
The Robert Redford Conservancy collaborates with Indigenous Peoples on whose ancestral land the Claremont Colleges stand.
Design Accolades
Tour our LEED certified, net-zero building with grounds focused on ethnobotany and native plans.
To support the work of the Redford Conservancy, click on the link below and then select Robert Redford Conservancy.
