As a non-profit, we are not allowed to endorse or oppose candidates. We are, however, allowed to share tips. In short, do your homework on a candidate. If they say they’ve done something to support conservation goals in the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor–get receipts and ask them to show proof. Vote early or on Tuesday, November 8th!
Are you a community group or nonprofit looking for information on how to protect lands? Check out the Virtual Expo Series offered by California Natural Resources Agency. The Schedule: • Tuesday 11/1, 3-3:30pm – Sierra Nevada Conservancy and Tahoe Conservancy • Thursday 11/3, 10:30-11am – CA Nature Team • Tuesday 11/8, 3-3:30pm – California Biodiversity Network and California’s 5th Climate Assessment Team • Thursday 11/10, 10:30-11am – California Department of Fish and Wildlife • Tuesday 11/15, 3-3:30pm – Ocean Protection … Read More
Hills For Everyone’s Melanie Schlotterbeck was selected to serve on a statewide conservation committee that will improve investments in lands, trail access, restoration work, disadvantaged communities, and more! View the Breaking News E-Newsletter!
This article focuses on how the state is aiming to protect 30% of California’s lands and coastal waters by 2030. As part of this effort, the state created a cool mapping tool called “California Nature.” The article is featured below and the mapping tool link is in the comments. View the Los Angeles Times article.
One of the key meetings we participated in this week was held by the California Natural Resource Agency on its 30×30 effort. The 30×30 effort aims to protect 30% of the state’s lands and coastal waters by 2030. Speakers and staff discussed the “Pathways to 30×30” document, which Hills For Everyone will be commenting on.