The Pajaro Photovoice Project is an opportunity for Residents of Pajaro to tell personal stories using images about the impact of climate change on their lives, their families and their community. 

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The participants of the project (youth and mothers)  will use images and text to tell their own stories about the short and long term impacts of flooding, heavy rains, drought, heat, air quality due to wildfires, etc.

The goal of the project is to use photojournalism techniques to help give individuals in the underinvested community of Pajaro an opportunity to tell lasting stories and express their fears, hopes, and dreams in the real face of climate change. 

The Pajaro Photovoice Project is partially funded by a grant from the Employee Conservation Action Fund of the Monterey Bay Aquarium and Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute.