Grantee Spotlights

There’s definitely change in the air for personal care products! Read this article to see what Rose Foundation grantees like Environmental Working Group are doing to make beauty products safer for consumers.

1,2,3-TCP is a carcinogen that’s been found in approximately a hundred public water systems across California. Click to see what groups like Community Water Center are doing to push for stricter regulation of our drinking water.

Curious what Grassroots Fund grantee Food Shift has been up to? Get all of the details about their newest endeavor with Alameda Point Collaborative by checking out this Edible East Bay article!

The US EPA filed an intent to cancel registration of all products containing flubendiamide, an ingredient that breaks down into a toxic chemical harmful to important aquatic insects. Click to learn what grantee Center for Biological Diversity thinks!

Nearly one million Californians face challenges obtaining water, with many lacking access to safe, drinkable water. Learn what groups in the Central Valley like Rose Foundation grantee Community Water Center are doing to bring clean water to their communities.

Grantee Golden Gate Salmon Association got a special name-drop in this article from the Redding Record Searchlight. Click to learn all about this massive release of salmon into the Sacramento River and the impact years of warm water has had on salmon numbers.

Congrats to California Watershed Protection Fund grantee Izzy Martin of The Sierra Fund, who is receiving a 2016 James Irvine Foundation Leadership Award for her efforts to protect water in the Sierra Nevada!