For many families, having a home isn’t just about having a safe place to sleep. A stable home provides stability, builds community, and sets them up for the future. But too often, families in our comm...

The David and Lucile Packard Foundation is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Sally M. Benson to its Board of Trustees. Dr. Benson is a distinguished scientist, educator, and policy leader whose career spans more than four decades at the forefront of energy innovation and climate solutions. Her expertise bridges the worlds of science, … Continued

Shorebird populations are declining around the world. These birds—and the coastal communities that rely on the same ecosystems—face growing threats from habitat loss, climate change, and development. ...

Conversations about tropical forest protection often start far from the places where the work is rooted. But everything shifts when you sit with Indigenous community leaders who’ve been caring for the...

Flowing through Oregon and into Northern California, the lower Klamath River region is an iconic landscape home to old-growth forests and sacred Yurok Tribal sites. The river’s cold-water tributaries ...

This World Ocean Day, we’re celebrating the ocean’s incredible capacity to produce half of the Earth’s oxygen, support a wide variety of marine life, help regulate our climate, and provide food and jo...

Ocean ecosystems are remarkably resilient. When coastal communities invest in restoring and protecting marine areas, they experience more sustainable fisheries, stronger local economies, and reliable ...

The David and Lucile Packard Foundation today announced the selection of Jennifer “J.R.” Littlejohn as the Foundation’s new Vice President of Environment and Science. In her new role, Littlejohn will ...