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For the 4th year in a row, California’s second-largest reservoir has reached or neared capacity! This past Tuesday, it measured 122% of its historical average for mid-May and is still slowly rising.
The water from Oroville and the State Water Project serves 27M Californians from
Join us for the next installment of the History of Native California virtual lunch series to discuss We Are the Land: A History of Native California, with Professor William J. Bauer Jr. and Deputy Secretary of Tribal Affairs Geneva E.B. Thompson. We’ll be covering Chapter 6:
If you missed previous sessions and want to get caught up, you can watch past webinars and explore other resources on the Tribal Stewardship Policy Toolkit website at: https://ca.pulse.ly/a952awm3ln
Funding is available for @CalNatResources Urban Greening program.
Public agencies, nonprofits, CA Tribes & utilities are eligible to apply.
🌳 http://bit.ly/urbangreeningprogram
Check it out--new Climate Bond funds are available for wildfire & landscape resilience projects!
🌲NOW OPEN: Up to $30 million is available through CAL FIRE’s NEW Regional Wildfire and Landscape Resilience Grant Program, funded by the 2024 California Climate Bond (Proposition 4).
As CAL FIRE and its partners expand landscape-scale resilience and forest health efforts
Join us next week for the latest on the 2026 wildfire outlook and hear what California has been doing to prepare for peak fire season, protect communities, and accelerate wildfire safety projects.
Tuesday, May 19
12-1 pm
Register at https://zoom.pulse.ly/jak0guob8o
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Check out this adorable baby kit fox sitting outside its den at @OnyxRanchSVRA. 🦊 With warmer temperatures in the Mojave Desert, there are fewer off-highway vehicle riders, giving wildlife more space to use their habitat. 😎
#WildlifeWednesday
More good news for salmon fishing this season in California!
Chinook salmon fishing on the Sacramento River and in the Klamath River Basin will be back this summer and fall. Anglers returning to the Feather, American and Mokelumne will enjoy a full season this year after a limited season in 2025.
https://wildlife.ca.gov/News/Archive/chinook-fishing-to-reopen-on-klamath-trinity-and-sacramento-rivers-after-3-year-closure
ICYMI: @CAsWatershed approved nearly $8.7 million in wildfire resilience grants for 10 fuels-reduction and community-protection projects across 9 Sierra-Cascade counties. https://bit.ly/tf-snc-grants
Join us on May 28 to hear Agency staff and practitioners demystify the appraisal process for tribes and their partners in advancing tribal stewardship. Hear common challenges and best practices from state staff and land trusts on how to select the appropriate appraisers, what
