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This project is fully backed by decades of science that show how critical this connection will be for wildlife and keeping drivers safe.
FACT: The cost estimate held until last year when inflation – in part driven by the federal administration’s tariffs – increased
EXCLUSIVE: Gavin Newsom promised to build a bridge for cougars and butterflies in the middle of Los Angeles. The project has turned into another boondoggle, with broken deadlines and costs exploding to $114 million.
This is Newsom's bridge to nowhere.
https://www.city-journal.org/article/california-wallis-annenberg-wildlife-crossing-gavin-newsom
Climate Bond funds are reaching communities across CA. The Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy has granted $3.6M for wildfire prevention in the LA area, and the Wildlife Conservation Board awarded $1.75M to restore oak woodland and grasslands in Sonoma County.
President Trump’s action to restart the Sable offshore oil pipeline — shut down in 2015 after a catastrophic failure polluted Santa Barbara’s coast with 120,000 gallons of oil — is dangerous, illegal, and won't lower gas prices.
California leaders stand shoulder to shoulder with
Extreme heat is on the way across parts of California
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The map shown here uses CalHeatScore, a new statewide tool that ranks heat risk in every ZIP code from 0 (low) to 4 (severe) based on weather forecasts and historical health impacts.
Higher scores mean a greater chance of
Last week was Groundwater Awareness Week, and while the celebration may be over the work towards groundwater sustainability never stops. Groundwater management will play a significant role in the modernization of the California Water Plan. This roadmap is the state’s opportunity
With high temperatures expected throughout the state, @Cal_OES reminds Californians to stay cool and seek out cooling centers if needed. To learn more, visit: https://wp.me/pgM8my-12hf
"Tribes are the original stewards of the land, with deep placed-based traditional ecological knowledge that is so critical for the care and stewardship of lands, natural resources, waters--everything that we all rely on to thrive with nature."--Geneva Thompson, Deputy Secretary
Feeling the heat this week? Now is a great time to check out our draft Extreme Heat Action Plan update. Public comments are due by April 8.
More info:
California is updating our Extreme Heat Action Plan and we need your input!
View the draft plan and learn more about how to share your feedback at: http://bit.ly/resilience_cnra
The Action Plan outlines an all-of-government approach to building resilience statewide to extreme heat,
"Tribal stewardship is so critical for all of us ... the natural resources and everything that we rely on to live healthy, happy lives,” said Geneva E.B. Thompson, deputy secretary for tribal affairs at the Natural Resources Agency.
California pledges to open 7% of its land and waters to Indigenous tribes — a step toward healing a...
The new plan aims to bring at least 7.5 million acres of land and coastal waters under the care of Indigenous ...
www.latimes.com