Climate Action & Adaptation Plan

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In 2022, the City of Carmel-by-the-Sea adopted a Climate Adaptation Plan and a Climate Action Plan.

There are a number of ways that the City is working on implementation strategies including;

  • Education and enforcement of SB 1383 (recycling, composting, food rescue)
  • Planning for new EV chargers at Vista Lobos Parking Lot
  • Collaborating on Sea Level Rise and Coastal Hazards Adaptation Planning
  • Update of the Forest Management Plan
  • See more on our Climate Committee Page
  • JOIN US on April 26th, from 10am-2pm in Devendorf Park for Carmel-by-the-Sea’s 3rd Annual Earth and Arbor Day! Connect with local organizations and businesses advancing the health and well-being of people & our planet. The celebration includes 30 vendors – nonprofits, agencies, and eco-businesses, live music, the annual tree planting event, “Ask an Arborist” booth, and a ribbon cutting ceremony for the Carmel Cares Ocean Avenue median project. Sign up for event reminders by registering for free at Eventbrite.

How can you get involved? Join the Climate Resilient Carmelmovement, a part of the Resilient Central Coast Campaign, today and learn how you can help advance a safe, healthy, and resilient future for Carmel-by-the-Sea.

Participating in this community campaign is a simple and fun way to take action and save money, energy, and water, while reducing waste and building empowered, connected communities.

The Climate Resilient Carmel movement includes solutions to:

  • Reduce carbon emissions
  • Increase resilience
  • Advance climate equity.

You can find tips, free resources, and information on available programs, rebates, and incentives. The platform tracks your progress and makes it easy to connect and work with your friends, neighbors, and any community you belong to. 

The Resilient Central Coast Campaign is supported by a cross-sector, six-county coalition, including dozens of cities, counties, regional agencies and nonprofits led by Ecology Action. our own campaign along with the County of Monterey.