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Wildfires don’t just destroy homes and landscapes; they leave lasting imprints on our brains. In their STAT op-ed, Banyan Commons co-founders Burcin Ikiz and Clayton Page Aldern highlight the hidden neurological toll of wildfire smoke and stress, especially on children. From memory and cognition to emotional well-being, the impacts can persist for years. Recognizing brain health as central to climate resilience is no longer optional. It’s urgent.

May 28, 2025 We are thrilled to share that the International Neuro Climate Working Group (NCWG) has been recognized by the World Economic...

May 20, 2025 We are thrilled to share that our organization is featured in a major new initiative launched by the World Economic Forum:...

Happy Anniversary to the International Neuro Climate Working Group! In April 2024, we launched the International Neuro Climate Working...