Our in-person tours are back! Walk the Zeneca site with us to learn what chemical hazards remain and why a full cleanup is overdue. RSVP now for June 27 or 28!

June Zeneca Toxic Tours! ‍ ‍

New & Noteworthy

Our Work

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    Zeneca Cleanup

    Demanding a complete cleanup of one of California’s largest and most complex toxic waste sites.

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    United Heckathorn Cleanup

    Holding the EPA  accountable for this Superfund site.

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    Sea Level Rise

    Taking on an issue that threatens us all, especially frontline communities.

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    Data & Resources

    Providing critical data to aid decision makers, scientists and our partners.

Upcoming Events

  • Wellness Wednesdays at Lucas Park

    Wednesday, June 3, 2926 2 - 7:30 pm

    A group of young children gather on a grassy soccer field, coached by a woman wearing a black jacket.
  • East Bay Public Gardens Open Hose

    Saturday, June 6, 2026 10 am - 1 pm

    A landscaped garden with green bushes, ornamental grasses, and young trees, with a building and paved driveway in the background.
  • Richmond Rainbow Pride

    Sunday, June 7, 2026 12 Noon - 4 pm

    A six-striped rainbow pride flag waves dynamically against a bright blue sky with light clouds and a strong sun flare.
View of San Francisco Bay from the toxic Zeneca site in Richmond, CA.
Barbed wire fencing with “Caution” sign surrounding the shuttered Zeneca site in Richmond, CA.

It’s Time to Act

Richmond's shoreline is our greatest natural asset. However, a century of heavy industry has despoiled much of it. This legacy remains a wound on the land, the people, and the wildlife that live here. But enough is enough. We’re standing up and fighting back. Come join us.