California Natural Resources Agency

California Natural Resources Agency

Government Administration

Sacramento, California 5,388 followers

On a mission to restore, protect and manage California's natural, historical, and cultural resources

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The mission of the California Natural Resources Agency is to restore, protect and manage the state’s natural, historical and cultural resources for current and future generations using creative approaches and solutions based on science, collaboration and respect for all the communities and interests involved.

Website
http://resources.ca.gov/
Industry
Government Administration
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Sacramento, California
Type
Government Agency

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    #ICYMI: The California Tahoe Conservancy awarded a $220,000 grant to help fund the creation of a new Lake Tahoe Basin liaison position for the Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California. Including all voices is key to #conservation. This grant for a Washoe Tribe Tahoe Basin liaison ensures meaningful #Tribal participation in land management decisions!

    At its meeting last week, the California Tahoe Conservancy Board awarded a $220,000 grant to help fund the creation of a new Lake Tahoe Basin liaison position for the Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California. The Washoe Tribal Liaison position will help ensure meaningful Tribal participation in Basin land management decisions and actions. The Conservancy is joining a coalition of funders who have collaborated to establish this position. https://lnkd.in/g6DBBavP The Wá∙šiw (Washoe) are a sovereign tribal nation who are the original inhabitants of DáɁaw Ɂága (Lake Tahoe) and its surrounding areas. Lake Tahoe is the Tribe’s most sacred place, and they consider it a living entity that needs to be honored and protected. Now, The Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California, a formally recognized tribal government, has secured the funding it needs to establish a full-time Community Liaison. This liaison will represent its voice at community meetings and decision-making tables for the next three years.              https://lnkd.in/gSjJqyyp

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  • We’re helping achieve The White House America the Beautiful Freshwater Challenge to protect, restore, and reconnect 8 million acres of #wetlands and 100,000 miles of our nation's rivers and streams by 2030. 💧 Here are 3 examples of how California is making a splash: Earlier this month, CDFW partnered with the Tule River Tribe to release a family of seven beavers in the South Tule River watershed as part of a multi-year beaver reintroduction effort. These busy architects construct dams that hold water, keeping it available during dry seasons, boosting summer flows, and even improving the Tribe's drinking water supply. Governor Newsom announced the return of over 2,800 acres of ancestral lands to the Shasta Indian Nation, supporting the Tribe's future stewardship of the land and water. In 2023, the Nature Conservancy received a $2.75 million grant from the Wildlife Conservation Board to protect a 398 acres of vital salmon habitat in French Creek, a tributary of the Klamath River. By securing the land and improving streamflow, this project will help safeguard salmon populations as the Klamath River undergoes its historic dam removal.

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  • These past few days at the Mediterranean Climate Action Partnership have been filled with incredible collaboration, powerful discussions, and actionable steps towards a more sustainable future. We've heard from inspiring leaders, exchanged knowledge, and built connections that will amplify our collective impact on #climatechange. 🌎 Thank you to all the partners, attendees, and speakers who made this convening such a success! We're energized and equipped to continue working together to create a positive change for our planet and communities. #MCAP2024 #Sustainability

  • Congratulations to yesterday's recipients of the Governor’s State Employee Medal of Valor Award, the highest honor the state can bestow upon its employees. 🎉 Amongst the 29 recipients, 12 were employees in departments under the California Natural Resources Agency including: 1. Christopher Acevedo, Gold, CAL FIRE 2. Timothy Cabral, Silver, CAL FIRE 3. Kyle Callaway, Silver, CAL FIRE 4. Josh Clark, Silver, CAL FIRE 5. Kenneth Ellis, Silver, CAL FIRE 6. Roger Allyn Giese, Gold, CAL FIRE 7. Joe Green, Silver, CAL FIRE 8. John May, Gold, CAL FIRE 9. Kory McGranahan, Gold, CAL FIRE 10. Ariel Sosa, Silver, CAL FIRE 11. Max Hunter, Gold, State Parks 12. Riley Rhodes, Gold, State Parks Thank you for your work and sacrifice!

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  • For the first time in decades, beavers have returned to the South Fork Tule River watershed thanks to California Department of Fish and Wildlife's Beaver Restoration Program and the Tule River Tribe. 🦫 "Tribal expertise and Traditional Ecological Knowledge are crucial for tackling the biodiversity crisis. The Tule River Tribal Council is leading efforts to reintroduce beavers to their ancestral lands, benefiting both people and ecosystems. Congratulations to the tribe and CDFW for their partnership!" - Geneva E. B. Thompson, Deputy Secretary for Tribal Affairs, California Natural Resources Agency Learn more: https://lnkd.in/g6_Zfx7n #Biodiversity #TEK #BeaverRestoration

  • Good morning from day ☝ of the inaugural Mediterranean Climate Action Partnership convening. This week, we’re meeting with leaders of sub-national governments with mediterranean climates across five continents to protect our communities, ecosystems, and accelerate action to combat climate change. 🌎 Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ek-DASfT #MCAP2024 #Drought #Wildfire #MCAP #MediterraneanClimateActionPartnership

  • With temperatures expected to rise over the weekend, here are some tips to help you stay safe and cool. 🥤Hydration is key! Drink plenty of water throughout the day, even if you don't feel thirsty. 🏠Stay indoors during the hottest part of the day. 🛟If heading to a waterway to cool off – Wear a lifejacket, swim in designated areas, and actively supervise children. Remember: Check on elderly neighbors or anyone who might be vulnerable to the heat.

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