30 x 30 Power In Nature: Protecting California Together

power in nature: 30 x 30 CA

About us

Power in Nature is a community-driven initiative to protect 30% of California’s lands and coastal waters by 2030.

Opportunity of a lifetime

California’s 30×30 goal is our chance to protect biodiversity, address climate change, and promote equity for future generations. Power In Nature consists of community groups, conservation organizations, land trusts, and Tribal organizations from across California — all dedicated to realizing the 30×30 vision for the state.

A multifaceted approach

Governor Newsom’s Executive Order N-82-20 initiated California’s 30×30 effort as part of a global effort to address the intertwined climate and extinction crises. California’s approach uniquely emphasizes equity, biodiversity, and climate action.
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Pathways to 30x30

California’s visionary plan to reach 30×30 is considered one of the best and most comprehensive in the world.

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Together, we can ensure 30×30 addresses the legacies of the violent displacement of Tribes from their traditional homelands. California must create a process to return lands—and control of those lands—to Indigenous communities, and must financially support Tribes for their consultation on and stewardship of 30×30 protections.

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Power In Nature Through Equity

#30x30CA is an opportunity to address legacies of discriminatory land use policies, pollution burdens, and other environmental injustices that have excluded low-income households, Tribes, and communities of color from access to nature in their communities, and from decision-making around public resources. We advocate for a comprehensive 30×30 plan that fosters equity and helps address historic and systemic environmental injustice in California.

Supporters of #PowerInNature and the California 30x30 campaign include the following organizations:

AG + Open Space Sonoma County

Alta Peak Chapter CNPS

American River Conservancy

Bear Yuba Land Trust

Bolsa Chica Land Trust

Cactus to Cloud Institute

California Botanic Garden

California Council of Land Trusts

California Environmental Voters Education Fund

California Institute for Biodiversity

California Native Plant Society

California Wilderness Coalition

CalTrout

Central Valley Partnership

Clean Earth 4 Kids

Coastal Corridor Alliance

Coastal Corridor Alliance

Council of Mexican Federations

Defenders of Wildlife

Defenders of Wildlife

Eastern Sierra Land Trust

Endangered Habitats League

Environmental Center of San Diego

EPIC: Environmental Protection Information Center

Escondido Creek Conservancy

ForEverGreen Forestry

Friends of Harbors, Beaches and Parks

Friends of Plumas Wilderness

Friends of the Desert Mountains

Friends of the Dunes

Friends of the Eel River

Friends of the Inyo

Gaviota Coast Conservancy

Great Old Broads for Wilderness

Heritage Growers

Hills For Everyone

Hispanic Access Foundation

Klamath Forest Alliance

Laguna Greenbelt, Inc.

LEGACY – The Landscape Connection

Los Angeles Waterkeeper

Mad River Alliance

Mojave Desert Land Trust

Mono Lake Committee

Morongo Basin Conservation Association

Mount Shasta Bioregional Ecology Center

Mount Shasta Bioregional Ecology Center

Native American Land Conservancy

Nature For All

Northcoast Environmental Center

Outdoor Alliance

Outdoor Outreach

Outward Bound Adventures

Pacific Crest Trail Association

Peninsula Open Space Trust

River Partners

Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society

Save Mount Diablo

Sierra Club

Sierra County Land Trust

Sierra Nevada Alliance

Sonoma Land Trust

Surfrider Foundation

Sutter Buttes Regional Land Trust

Tejon Ranch Conservancy

The Climate Center

The Wildlands Conservancy

Trout Unlimited

True North Organizing Network

Tuolumne River Trust

WiLDCOAST

WildPlaces

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