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Resources

We believe that building climate resilience depends on sharing knowledge, lessons learned, and practical tools. Here you'll find some of our key reports, along with selected resources from partner organizations and other trusted sources. 

 

If you have a resource you'd like us to consider adding, please contact us.

San Leandro 2050 Reports

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Local Emissions Reduction Plan

San Leandro 2050’s 5-Year Strategic Plan for Climate Resilience work in San Leandro was completed in 2023, based on 4 years of community listening. This resident-driven Neighborhood Action Plan is organized around four priority areas and aimed at implementation by 2030. Learn More

How We Built Our Gardens — a Blueprint

This report details how San Leandro 2050 created the gardens currently at the Bancroft Resilience Hub — a Community Food Garden, a Rain Garden, and a Native Plant Garden — from concept to building/planting and community participation. We hope others embarking on similar projects can benefit from our learnings. View Blueprint

San Leandro Asset Map Report

An asset map can provide a visual, interactive, and interconnected inventory of a city’s physical infrastructure as well as social services and community strengths. This January 2026 report summarizes San Leandro 2050’s asset map research for the San Leandro Resilience Hub Network. View Report

Other Resources

CalEnviroScreen is a web-based mapping tool that identifies which California communities are most burdened by pollution and vulnerable to its health effects. It is a helpful tool for climate equity planning.

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San Leandro, CA 94578

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San Leandro 2050 is part of California Climate Investments, which uses billions of Cap-and-Invest dollars to fund projects that reduce harmful emissions, protect public health, strengthen local economies, and support natural environments. With a strong focus on communities most impacted by pollution and limited access to resources, California Climate Investments helps build a more equitable and sustainable future. 

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