30 x 30 Power In Nature: Protecting California Together
power in nature: 30 x 30 CA

Southland Region

Southland Region

The 30×30 Southland region includes all of Ventura, Los Angeles, and Orange Counties, and the western portions of San Bernardino and Riverside Counties. This region is home to not only 18 million residents, but also some of the state’s most biologically diverse landscapes on the planet. The diversity stems from the geology, topography, climate, ocean influence, and the gift of time allowing for the evolution of plant and animal species. Regional priorities reflect the diversity of places, projects, and people.
What's At Stake

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Biodiversity
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Featured Projects

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Regional Partners

Coastal Corridor Alliance

Coastal Corridor Alliance

Council of Mexican Federations

Friends of Harbors, Beaches and Parks

Surfrider Foundation

Southland Workshops

Southland News

Coho Salmon, Siskiyou County

Power in Nature Coalition Calls for Accelerated Action, Funding to Achieve CA’s 30×30 Goal

Randall Preserve Wetlands - Credit Melanie Schlotterbeck

Orange County’s Randall Preserve to Benefit from a $600,000 Planning Grant

Power in Nature Coalition Thanks Leaders for Moving Proposition 4 to the California Ballot