Ojai Warming:
​Flora and Fauna in the Time of Climate Change

Years-long drought. Record-setting temperatures. The Thomas Fire.  Climate change is affecting the Ojai Valley - one of the fastest-warming areas in the USA - in many negative ways.
 
There is an incredible menagerie of plants and animals sharing our valley and surrounding wild areas. Climate change and habitat destruction threaten their survival.
 
Some people, including some scientists, reject the notion that climate change is a serious problem that requires urgent counter-measures.  But the scientific consensus is that global warming poses an existential threat to the health of the planet and the future of humanity.
 
What do we, and our precious valley, stand to lose if nothing changes?
 
What can you do to help?
 
This exhibition answers those questions by focusing on local rare and threatened flora and fauna right here in the Ojai Valley. Learn what plants and animals need to survive here and how you can help reduce global warming. ​

Thank you to our sponsors for making this exhibition possible:
​BROESAMLE-VONDRISKA FAMILY
BRIAN HOLLY, PAX ENVIRONMENTAL
JIM SELMAN
JILL AND BILL SHANBROM
VICKIE PETERS
TIMOTHY TEAGUE PHOTOGRAPHY
ANNE AND TONY THACHER
SUZANNE AND PHIL WHITE
MARC WHITMAN, WHITMAN ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 

​Sheri Ann Cate and Jay Simons
Holly and Hawk Koch
Linda and Ron Phillips
Crickeet and Terry Twitchell
Michael Urbanek
Caryn and Charlie Bosson
Bill Brothers and Susie Ault
Steve Colome
Dottie and Jim Combs
Carly and Ernie Ford
Carol Holly​

Ojai Warming ends March 13, 2022. 

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