Governor’s Office of Land Use and Climate Innovation #LCI55
Sacramento, California
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Another successful workshop brought the Biola community together through water education.
Using Lotería, residents explored groundwater concepts and shared their questions.
Supported by @Cal_LCI’s Regional Resilience Grant Program.
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California’s Fifth Climate Change Assessment findings from @Cal_LCI are here, and for the first time, the #SacDelta is getting a special spotlight!
Check out the new report, led by the Council in partnership with @CA_DPC and the @DeltaConservncy here ➡️ rebrand.ly/ovfmdu0.
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Find out more about grants through the Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation (SALC) program: conservation.ca.gov/dlrp/gra…
@CalNatResources @Cal_LCI @ShastaLandTrust
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🌎 Join our next Secretary Speaker Series! LIVE FROM ARMENIA!
The world made a promise to protect and restore nature. Now, it's time to see how we're delivering.
As global leaders gather for the United Nations Biodiversity Conference (COP17), California Natural Resources Secretary Wade Crowfoot is bringing you inside the conversations shaping the future of our planet.
Join us LIVE from Armenia as the Secretary speaks with international leaders, scientists and advocates about what's happening on the ground, what's at stake and how California is helping lead the way.
📅 Monday, Oct. 26
⏰ NEW TIME: 9-10 a.m. PT
Don't miss this opportunity to hear directly from the people working to protect nature around the world.
🔗 Register now at: ca-water-gov.zoom.us/webinar…
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In recognition of World Animal Day, we wanted to introduce you to one of California's hardest-working nature-based solutions with four legs: the beaver. 🦫🌿
Beavers are powerful ecosystem engineers. Their dams can create wetlands, improve habitat, slow water and help landscapes better withstand drought, wildfire and climate change. At the Cosumnes River Preserve, California partners are testing simple coexistence tools that keep water-control structures working while letting beavers stay on the landscape.
Why does that matter? Beavers can create wetlands, support wildlife habitat and help landscapes hold onto water - benefits that can strengthen resilience to drought, wildfire and climate change.
It's a nature-based solution with a simple idea at its core: work with nature, not against it. Happy World Animal Day!
@CosumnesRiverP @WadeCrowfoot
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This week, California announced that more than 3.5 million acres of lands and coastal waters have been added to the state's conservation count since 2022 - putting us past the halfway mark toward the additional conservation needed to reach @30x30CA.
Orange County shows what that progress looks like locally.
For 30 years, the Nature Reserve of Orange County and Natural Communities Coalition have brought together landowners, wildlife agencies, researchers, local governments and conservation partners to protect and restore more than 38,000 acres of habitat.
Secretary @WadeCrowfoot joined partners to celebrate that milestone - and the long-term collaboration protecting species like the California gnatcatcher, orange-throated whiptail and cactus wren while strengthening the resilience of the landscape.
California can set ambitious statewide goals like 30x30. But reaching them happens through local action, trusted partnerships and decades of stewardship.
That's how big goals become real progress.
@SupervisorFoley
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Yesterday in Sacramento, I joined leaders of the State of California, members of the California State Legislature and members of the Nigerian community to celebrate the establishment of the California-Lagos Sister-State relationship.
This agreement shows the strong connections that already exist between our people, especially the many Nigerians who have built lives and careers in California while continuing to contribute to Nigeria.
Lagos and California have much in common. We are both centres of business, technology, entertainment, creativity, innovation and we share a strong connection to the coast. There is much we can learn from each other and even more we can build together.
I was particularly pleased to celebrate with Nigerians who continue to make us proud in California, including California’s Transportation Secretary, Toks Omishakin, and former NBA champion Festus Ezeli. Their stories, along with those of many other Nigerians in California, show us that the relationship between Lagos and California has always been about people.
My appreciation goes to Assemblymembers Matt Haney and Isaac Bryan for championing this resolution, Mayor Kevin McCarty of Sacramento, and everyone who helped make this important milestone possible.
We look forward to turning this new relationship into real opportunities for our people and building an even stronger bridge between Lagos and California.
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We're being hit with extreme heat earlier and longer than ever before.
Throughout the summer, California has mobilized to protect Californians from dangerous temperatures, prevented power outages by reducing strain on our electric grid, and expanded outreach and safety alerts.
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Last quarter, 15 Behavioral Health Continuum Infrastructure Program (BHCIP) projects across the state reached construction and ribbon cutting milestones, including new youth centers and expanded crisis and residential services.
ALT Representatives of Kaweah Delta Health Care District, joined by Tulare County community members, gather in Visalia, California, to break ground on the district’s new Child/Adolescent Addition to its Mental Health Hospital Aspiranet, along with community members, holding a ribbon cutting for the opening of the Central Valley Transition Aged Independence Program in Stanislaus County Members of Mathiesen Memorial Health, the Chicken Ranch Rancheria Me-Wuk Indians of California, and the community break ground on the Mathiesen Memorial Health and Wellness Center in Jamestown, Tuolumne County, California.
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If you work outside or inside without AC during extreme heat, you’re at risk for heat-related illness. Here are some important tips to follow at your workplace. Learn more at HeatSafe.LA
How do you stay cool at work? Share in the comments below. @Cal_LCI
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Si trabaja al aire libre o adentro, pero sin aire acondicionado, corre el riesgo de sufrir una enfermedad relacionada con el calor. Estas son algunas de las recomendaciones que pueden salvarle la vida en su sitio de trabajo. Aprender más: HeatSafe.LA
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Happy #NationalInternDay!
CalEPA’s interns Sophia and Lila have been a huge help for us this summer, helping tackle major projects, designing infographics and ultimately helping our mission to restore, protect and enhance the environment. Thank you both for your contributions!
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Quiz time! Which beverage containers are worth a refund? Check if @GoodDaySac @TVcody can ace our CRV challenge. ♻️ Learn more about the CRV program: RecycleCRV.com.
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Applying for benefits online gives us all the positive emotions!
It’s never been easier, faster, and more secure to apply and manage your benefits online.
Bookmark: myedd.edd.ca.gov.
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Did you know that California wildlife officers not only protect the biodiversity of our state but also play an important role in protecting wildlife around the world?
It has been ten years since Assembly Bill 96 went into effect on July 1, 2016. This law closed a loophole that has helped wildlife officers prosecute violators for the illegal sales of ivory and rhino horn, allowing them to take down networks of traffickers.
Thanks to our wildlife officers at @CaliforniaDFW for protecting biodiversity near and far!
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Celebrate America this #4thOfJuly by doing your part for California to #ReduceReuseRecycle. For recycling tips: iRecycleSmart.com
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Thanks for following CalRecycle on social media for tips on how to do your part! Get more recycling info at iRecycleSmart.com. #SocialMediaDay
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California's ability to protect our own coast is under attack by the federal administration.
Make your voice heard--submit public comments on the evaluation of the California Coastal Management Program by August 22 at: federalregister.pulse.ly/uvs…
You can also attend an in person public meeting in Santa Monica on August 10 or a virtual public meeting on August 11 or 12. (Details at link above).
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GO-Serve Director @JoshFryday connects with College Corps fellow Aiden from @SacState. Through wildfire resilience 🔥and sustainability work🪴, Aiden is preparing for a career in land management.
Apply today 👉 CAServiceCorps.com.
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Early career development often requires more than classroom learning, it requires real-world experience that builds confidence and direction.
That’s exactly what service members gain through CA Service Corps.
Learn more about paid service opportunities at GiveAF.ca
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