This Black History Month, we’re spotlighting Temeshia Moore, Analyst at @CalConservation.
Thank you for your work in advancing our agency’s community’s wellbeing and equity for California communities! We are grateful for your dedication, insight, and leadership.
CAL FIRE’s thoughts are with the people and firefighters in Chile as catastrophic wildfires continue to burn across central and southern regions, forcing more than 50,000 people to evacuate and killing at least 18 people.
Chile has declared a state of catastrophe to support
CAL FIRE is exploring autonomous vehicle technology to support future firefighting and all-risk emergency response operations.
#WildfireResponse #EmergencyTech
Come face to face with over 30 naturally and intentionally preserved human and animal mummies, and discover how the study of mummies provides a window into the lives of ancient people.
Rescued by CDFW biologists in January, this mountain lion cub is now being rehabilitated at Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue. We look forward to releasing her back to the wild. Thanks to the Castaic community, Twin Oaks Equine, LA Zoo, Flying Tails, and all partners.
I was grateful to join partners from across the state for the inaugural Outdoors for All convening!
Today, we celebrated California’s progress in ensuring our state’s precious natural resources are accessible for ALL California families now and for generations to come.
Yesterday @CAgovernor announced that the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing has received funding that will provide the final push needed to complete the project. The passage across 101 will reduce collisions and support long-term species viability.
California’s wetlands are vital to the health of our state. These ecosystems act as natural buffers, reducing flooding and erosion, improving water quality by filtering pollution, and providing critical habitat for fish, birds, and other