Vegetable Starts at the Farmers Market

Other Climate & Sustainability Actions

There are a variety of other climate and sustainability actions that foster community environmental sustainability. The actions can directly and indirectly reduce our carbon footprint. In addition, many of these also provide various co-benefits such as improved recreation opportunities, sustainable tourism, improved wildlife habitat, access to local fresh food, and supporting our local economy.

Below are various resources to help you save energy including Climate & Sustainability Actions Tools, Climate & Sustainability Actions, and Climate & Sustainability Actions FAQs.

Climate & Sustainability Actions

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Plant a native, drought tolerant tree

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Grow some vegetables

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Visit one of Sonoma’s multiple farmer’s markets

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Help keep Sonoma’s environment clean by picking up litter

Climate & Sustainability Action FAQs

Are there any sustainability-based education opportunities for children and young adults?

Yes, sustainability-based education programs are organized and conducted by the Sonoma Ecology Center at the Sonoma Garden Park.

Are there community gardens in Sonoma?

Yes, community gardens are available at Sonoma Garden Park.

Where can I learn about planting a native, pollinator-friendly landscaping?

Visit the UC Berkeley Urban Bee Lab website or visit the Monarch/Pollinator Garden at the First Congregational Church of Sonoma.

Where are park facilities located in Sonoma?

Sonoma is proud of its extensive park system, totaling almost 80 total acres, as well as its bike trail network and its two open space preserves encompassing almost 99 acres. Find locations, amenities, maps and more on our Parks, Trails & Trees page. For listings of parks and recreational opportunities throughout Sonoma Valley, visit the online Community Parks & Recreation Directory.

What are the City’s rules for leaf blowers?

The City’s referendum-approved leaf blower ordinance prohibits use of gas-powered leaf blowers.  Electric leaf blowers may be used Monday through Saturday (excepting holidays) between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Additional information can be found in this summary of the City’s leafblower ordinance.

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