Bakersfield boasts several parks and open spaces where families can enjoy nature, promote biodiversity, and have fun while soaking up the great outdoors.
Yes, Bakersfield is investing in renewable energy sources like solar and wind to help reduce its carbon footprint and build a cleaner future.
Residents can join local clean-up events, volunteer for conservation projects, or simply spread the word about environmental practices to make a real difference.
Bakersfield takes water conservation very seriously. There are initiatives that promote efficient water use and encourage folks to use drought-resistant plants in their gardens.
Absolutely! Bakersfield has a robust recycling program that encourages residents to recycle things like paper, plastics, and metals to help keep waste down.
The city has strict regulations in place to keep air and water pollution in check, working hard to keep the air we breathe as clean as a whistle.
Bakersfield follows several key environmental laws including the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), which ensures that any major project considers its impact on the environment.