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

  • Press Release

Statement on CA Department of Fish and Wildlife Recommendations on State Marine Protected Areas
  • Press Release

Power In Nature Coalition Highlights State Legislators and Leaders at the Third Annual Force for Nature Awards
  • Press Release

Power In Nature Coalition Recaps the End of California’s Legislative Session
  • Press Release

Power In Nature Coalition Statements on California’s 30×30 Progress
Chino Hills
  • Press Release

Power In Nature Coalition Responds to California’s 2025-2026 Budget
  • Press Release

Local Advocates and Scientists Lead Expedition to Channel Islands National Park, Highlighting Benefits of Marine Protected Areas

30x30 in the News

  • SF Gate
  • Media Mention

Calif. mountain towns could be decimated by public lands sell-off
  • Tahoe Daily Tribune
  • Media Mention

Sierra Nevada may hold key to meet California’s ambitious 30×30 goal
  • 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