30 x 30 Power In Nature: Protecting California Together
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Featured Updates

California wildflowers
  • Press Release

Power In Nature Coalition Responds to Governor Newsom’s Budget
Chuckwalla National Monument; Sattitla National Monument. Image: Bob Wick
  • Press Release

Power In Nature Coalition Applauds California National Monument Designations, Highlighting Land Conservation Progress
#COP16 Colombia
  • Press Release

At United Nations Conference, California Leaders Highlight Urgent Need to Protect Biodiversity
Coho Salmon, Siskiyou County
  • Press Release

Power in Nature Coalition Calls for Accelerated Action, Funding to Achieve CA’s 30×30 Goal
Sáttítla Snowy Mountain Lava Field; Image: Bob Wick
  • Press Release

Power In Nature Coalition Applauds Call from Congressional Leaders to Designate Proposed Sáttítla National Monument
Chuckwalla - Bob Wick
  • Press Release

California Legislature Issues Bipartisan Call for New National Monuments

30x30 in the News

  • Placer Land Trust
  • Media Mention

581 Acres in Western Placer County Protected as Farmland Forever
  • The River Valley Times
  • Media Mention

Over 1,000 Acres of Open Space Protected in County
  • Save Mount Diablo
  • Media Mention

For the Fourth Year, California Condors Return to Mount Diablo and the East Bay
The 384-acre Randall Preserve, formerly known as the Banning Ranch, a former oil field, is considered one of the last undeveloped plots of coastal real estate in Orange County, and is a habitat for burrowing owls, fairy shrimp, peregrine falcons and other wildlife. (Carolyn Cole / Los Angeles Times)
  • The Daily Pilot
  • Media Mention

$600,000 awarded to help turn Randall Preserve into ‘world-class nature park’
Molok Luyuk - Sac Bee
  • The Sacramento Bee
  • Media Mention

Sacred lands in Northern California are finally getting needed national protections
California poppies bloom south of Folsom on Thursday, March 28, 2024. HECTOR AMEZCUA hamezcua@sacbee.com
  • The Sacramento Bee
  • Media Mention

California has the highest concentration of plants at risk of extinction in the nation | Opinion
Two rehabilitated adult brown pelicans were released to their natural habitat in San Pedro on Thursday April 25, 2024. Blue, nicknamed for her temporary leg band, was brought to the Bird Rescue’s Los Angeles Wildlife Center in San Pedro in early March suffering a slashed pouch that required multiple surgeries and over 500 stitches. The female adult pelican spent 45 days in care, and staff noticed she made a connection with a male pelican that was healing from an apparent sea lion bite. Upon their release the two pelicans spent some time on the rocks, spreading their wings before they took flight in unison.
  • The San Diego Tribune
  • Media Mention

Opinion: Protect California’s habitat conservation fund before it’s too late
  • Gold Country Media
  • Media Mention

Preservation groups partner to protect 1,500 acres along Lake Clementine, North Fork of American River