Don’t miss Jeff Holden’s interview with Sacramento Splash CEO Mackenzie Wieser on “From Farming Topsoil to Tadpole Shrimp,” now available on all major podcast apps. Discover how Splash’s award-winning STEM camps and hands-on programs shape the next generation of environmentalists. Dive into this inspiring conversation and learn how nature is crucial to our community’s future.

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In the heart of our community, Tara Taylor, the founder of Single Mom Strong, is making a profound impact. Her mission is simple yet powerful: to empower single mothers and their children through enrichment, encouragement, and educational programs. Tara’s vision for Single Mom Strong is to be the village that supports single-parent families, ensuring they thrive in every aspect of life.

As the new school year approaches, why not make your back-to-school shopping count for your family and the planet? With just a few thoughtful choices, you can reduce waste, save money, and teach your kids valuable lessons in sustainability. From choosing reusable over disposable to supporting local and ethical brands, these five tips will help you gear up for an eco-friendly school year. Ready to make a difference? Dive into our must-know tips and start the year off green!

Discover how to make this school year your most sustainable yet—read more now!

Meet Gina Fleming, Sacramento Splash’s newest Director of Development, whose passion for education and commitment to making a positive impact are already shining through. With a career built on resilience and purpose, Gina dedicates herself to sharing the stories of students whose lives Splash’s programs have transformed. From securing funding for the successful Project AWE to ensuring every child experiences the outdoors, Gina’s vision is clear: to create lasting change and bring Splash’s mission to the forefront of the community.

Learn more about Gina’s journey and plans to take Splash to new heights!

This year has been extraordinary for Splash, marked by prestigious awards and transformative programs that have empowered thousands of children to connect with nature. From our CEO’s leadership accolades to the impressive growth of our Youth Environmental Leadership Camp (YELC) and hands-on programs like Project AWE, we’ve made significant strides in environmental education. Our dedicated efforts have yielded remarkable results, with students achieving substantial improvements in environmental literacy. As we look ahead, we’re excited to expand our impact further in 2024-2025.

Discover the full story of our achievements and plans for the future!

Join Splash naturalists for a morning in nature, as we explore the habitats of Mather Lake Regional Park, near Sacramento, on this easy 1-mile nature

Lu-Anne Spencer-Hartle, Critter Coordinator at Sacramento Splash since 2001, transformed the program’s single critter into a vibrant educational hub, Critterville, housing over 40 animals. Her dedication and passion for amphibians have made Critterville an integral part of Splash, providing students with powerful lessons on the impact of human actions on ecosystems.

Discover how Eugene Lee, a dedicated board member at Sacramento Splash, combines nearly 36 years of public service with a passion for environmental education to drive transformative change in the Sacramento community. His impactful work and commitment to sustainable communities make every day Earth Day at Splash.

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In this featured article, the Youth Environmental Leadership Camp (YELC) kicked off on June 3, ushering in an action-packed four-week journey for young environmental enthusiasts. Campers dove into a whirlwind of activities focused on water, food production, waste management, climate change, and more while exploring various career paths and connecting with professionals in the field. Read more about this transformative camp experience and its impact on the next generation of environmental stewards.