Thank you for urging Governor Newsom to sign this bill into law. With the signing of this bill, California is the first state to put in place a proactive approach to protect imperiled biodiversity in the face of federal rollbacks.

Since the California Legislature concluded, and the Governor has signed or vetoed bills, we thought it would be helpful to provide you all with a list of bills that we supported that got signed into law.

This election, California voters are asked whether to issue temporary legislative district maps through 2030 in response to redistricting efforts in other states. There are obvious partisan political implications to the Proposition. We can’t address those as a nonprofit. However, we think the new maps are good for the protection of the environment, independent of any political consideration. Here’s why. At present, Congressional Districts in Northern California split the coas

Take a spook-tacular walk in the redwoods this Halloween

The assault on our public lands is unprecedented and unlike ever seen before, threatening to unravel decades of conservation progress.

On October 2nd, the Office of Management and Budget Director Russ Vought announced  the Trump Administration would cancel approximately $7.5 billion in previously approved funding for green energy projects across the country. All of the targeted projects were located in states that had voted for Kamala Harris in the 2024 election, according to a list  released by House Democrats. A fact that Russ Vought seemed to highlight in his post on X , announcing the cancellation. Here

The auction will begin on November 1st at 9 am and will end at 12 am on November 8th