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We are proud to present a special edition of our 5th annual Promise to Our Planet, celebrating 55 years of climate action and community impact!
This year’s event at Hidden Villa in Los Altos Hills will be unlike any other, honoring Acterra’s legacy while looking ahead to the future of sustainability. Join us for an unforgettable evening of inspiration, connection, and climate solutions! Saturday, May 17, 2025 from 5:00 – 9:00 PM
at Hidden Villa in Los Altos Hills.
For over five decades, Acterra has tackled environmental challenges head-on, proving that local action can drive global change. Even in tough times, our work continues—powered by the passion and dedication of people like you. This event is our way of saying thank you and reaffirming our commitment to a healthier planet, together.
Enjoy a fully sustainable menu crafted by local chefs and an inspiring keynote from Rob Jackson, author of Into the Clear Blue Sky, named the Top Science Book of 2024 by The Times. Plus, be the first to hear about exciting new partnerships that will shape the future of climate action.
Early Bird pricing is now available.
Take advantage of discounted tickets and secure your spot before prices go up on April 7!
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ROB JACKSON studies how humans impact the Earth, focusing on climate change, energy, and environmental policies. As chair of the Global Carbon Project, he works to measure and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. His lab also explores climate change's effects on forests.
Rob’s book Into the Clear Blue Sky was named a "Top Science Book of 2024" by The Times. He’s the author of The Earth Remains Forever, two children’s poetry books, and published poems in literary journals like LitHub and Southwest Review. His photography has appeared in National Geographic News, NY Times, and Science.
A Guggenheim Fellow and Djerassi artist in residence, Rob is a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and a recipient of the Presidential Early Career Award in Science and Engineering. |
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LAUREN MARTINEZ is a reporter for ABC7 News. She is an Emmy and Edward R. Murrow Award-winning journalist with deep roots in the Bay Area. A San Francisco State University graduate, her career has taken her from Bend, Oregon, to Chico, Sacramento, Las Vegas, and back to the Bay Area.
She has covered major stories like the 2018 Camp Fire and the pandemic’s impact on local communities. During her time at FOX5 in Las Vegas, Lauren reported on the city’s reopening and economic recovery, showcasing her commitment to telling stories that matter. Now based in ABC7’s South Bay bureau, Lauren focuses on Silicon Valley’s innovation and vibrant, diverse communities. |
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