We're proud of California's historic acceptance into @IUCN!
Membership places us alongside national governments, NGOs, and scientific institutions working together to conserve nature and ensure sustainable use of natural resources.
Yesterday, CAL FIRE, the @PlacerLandTrust, and the Colfax Todd’s Valley Consolidated Tribe came together near Foresthill to celebrate the Owl Creek Project—a 308-acre forest conservation effort and a meaningful step forward in Tribal land return.
We had such an amazing time at our Earth Day event yesterday! It was incredible to see people of all ages learning about California's environment and natural resources from representatives of our departments and community partners.
Join us next Tuesday morning for a Secretary Speaker Series on California Ocean Day to hear about the findings of the first-ever Coast and Ocean Report! We'll talk about what the data shows, what it means for California, and what comes next.
California is marking Earth Day with a plan to open three new state parks and expand several others, a move officials say represents the largest growth of the state parks system in decades. https://ktla.com/news/california/on-earth-day-california-announces-plans-for-3-new-state-parks/
After right-wing criticism over rising costs and delays, the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing now has a Dec. 2 completion date — a note of optimism for a region reeling from wildfires and more.