Upcoming Events in 30×30
February 2026
Feb 2, 5 – 8 pm, Ocean Film Screening & Panel Discussion narrated by David Attenborough:
Join for a special screening of the award-winning film, followed by a conservation about California’s rich ocean ecosystems. The discussion will be moderated by Assemblymember Gregg Hart and will take place ahead of key decisions impacting the statewide network of marine protected areas. Register for the Ocean screening and discussion that will take place at The Crest Theatre, 1013 K St, Sacramento, CA 95814
February 3, 5:30 – 8 pm, Legislator Reception and Force for Nature Awards:
The Power In Nature Coalition will host the 3rd annual Legislator Reception and Force for Nature Awards honoring and recognizing outstanding leadership in advancing California’s 30×30 commitment. Register for the legislator reception in advance!
February 19-23, Wild and Scenic Film Festival – Where Activisms Get Inspired:
Join Power in Nature partner South Yuba Citizens League at their 24th edition of the Wild & Scenic Film Festival, an annual event that inspires activism and a deeper connection to nature through film. Featuring 100+ films, workshops, visiting filmmakers, activist talks, family-friendly programs, art exhibitions, and more!
March 16-19, 2026 California Land & Water Conservation Conference:
Hosted by California Council of Land Trusts (CCLT). Register for the 2026 California Land & Water Conservation Conference.
January 2026
Jan 21, Using Maps to Tell Your Story:
This presentation by Melanie Schlotterbeck, Southland Regional Group lead, discusses using maps for 30×30 projects, how to tell your story via a map, and offers a worksheet of tips and tools for use by beginners and advanced mappers! View the recording for the presentation on Using Maps to Tell Your Story.
Jan 21, Getting Jackson Demonstration State Forest to 30×30:
The Far Northern Regional group of the coalition hosted, Melodie Meyer, EPIC’s Conservation Attorney, to learn more about the history of Jackson Demonstration Forest (JDSF) and state demonstration forests in general, why the current commercial logging mandate for state demonstration forests needs to change, and how we can get JDSF and other forests protected under 30×30. Changing the legislative mandate for commercial logging and shifting towards restoration forestry will allow us to add up to 85,000 acres of demonstration forests across the state towards our shared goal of 30×30. View the presentation on the Jackson Demonstration Forest and 30×30.
Jan 22, 3:30 – 5 pm, Tribal Consultation and Engagement for Tribal Stewardship Webinar:
This webinar provides an overview of the California Natural Resources Agency (CNRA) Tribal Consultation Policy and best practices for non-tribal governments, NGOs, and other partners seeking to consult with or engage tribes in the advancement of tribal stewardship. Hear from Agency staff about best practices for conducting early, often, and meaningful tribal consultation and engagement and the role of non-tribal partners in advancing tribal stewardship. View the recording here.
The California Natural Resources Agency (CNRA) invites interpreters, partners, advocates, and community leaders to join for a 30×30 Outreach Ambassador Training. This session will prepare participants to share the vision, goals, and opportunities of California’s 30×30 initiative with diverse audiences across the state. This training session aims to educate and empower interpreters to confidently communicate and share 30×30 messages with local communities, stakeholders, and partners. Learn more via the Ambassadors Kickoff Webinar.