Current, former La Jollans recognized as Local Environmental Heroes
A La Jolla volunteer and the leader of an ocean-centric investment firm — both with connections to La Jolla — were among the handful of Local Environmental Heroes that were recognized by Assemblymember Tasha Boerner (D-Encinitas) this Oct… A former La Jolla resident and leader of an ocean-centric investment firm, Alma Blue, were among the eight Local Environmental Heroes recognized by Assemblymember Tasha Boerner (D-Encinitas) in October. The honorees are recognized for their work preserving and protecting the environment across several categories including air, environmental justice, greening, innovation, rising star, water and wetlands. Cindy Hazuka, a longtime volunteer for the California Native Plant Society, was recognized in the category of greening. She was also honored for her leadership on the early-stage, ocean-focused investment firm Alma Blue.
gepubliceerd : 20 uur geleden door Noah Lyons in Environment
A La Jolla volunteer and the leader of an ocean-centric investment firm — both with connections to La Jolla — were among the handful of Local Environmental Heroes that were recognized by Assemblymembe... [5078 symbols]
