Power in Nature

We are a community-driven effort to protect 30% of California’s lands & coastal waters by 2030. We have the power to protect CA’s biodiversity, take real action on climate, & create equity by safeguarding CA's natural resources for future generations. That’s #PowerInNature

For millions of Californians, the coast is where we reset, recharge, and reconnect. Protecting 30% of our lands and coastal waters by 2030 means keeping our beaches, tidepools, and marine ecosystems healthy, so those quiet moments by the water are here for generations to come.

🎶 Oh my God, we’re back again 🎶 From desert blooms to coastal hillsides, California is showing off. These bursts of color depend on healthy habitat, biodiversity, and long-term conservation. 30×30 helps ensure that when the rains return, the blooms do too.

Our coastal and island ecosystems support wildlife, fisheries, and communities across California. Through 30x30, we have the chance, and the responsibility, to protect them together.

CA is one of the most diverse places in the world. Protecting these special places helps keep our air clean, our water safe, & our communities healthy. That’s why 30x30 matters, it’s a promise to protect ourselves & nature now and for the future. PowerInNature.org

Time is running out to reach California’s 30x30 goal of protecting 30% of our lands and waters by 2030. But we believe in California. If we double down, work together, and stay focused, we can meet this moment and protect the places that make our state so special.

Protecting Point Sal means protecting nature, culture, and our future. Learn more about the proposed Point Sal Marine Protected Area at PowerInNature.org

What is a marine protected area, and why are they important? Learn more and share!

Marine Protected Areas are widely supported across California, with strong bipartisan backing. Learn more about existing MPAs and proposed sites like Point Sal and Mishopshno at PowerInNature.org.

SB 131 is giving us the ICK. Rolling back CEQA means weaker protections for the lands, waters, and wildlife that make California home. We need a clean-up bill NOW. Tell your elected officials to stand up for our environment!

SB 131 rushed CEQA rollbacks that put our health, wildlife, and climate at risk. Lawmakers say it needs a clean-up. Let’s make sure it happens. 📞 Tell your reps: fix SB 131, protect our lands + communities! 🔗: Findyourrep.legislature.ca.gov

Halfway there, but the work is far from over! CA's #30x30 commitment to conserve 30% of our lands & coastal waters by 2030 is an ambitious undertaking requiring continuous collaboration, innovation, & unwavering dedication. Read the full report at resources.ca.gov/-/media/CNRA-W…

Spotted any of these amazing SoCal species lately? Protecting 30% of California's lands and coastal waters is key to keeping them wild for future generations. Learn how you can help secure their future. Visit PowerinNature.org.

Protecting nature protects people! 🌱 The Power In Nature Coalition responds to the Governor's revised budget, emphasizing the need for stable funding for conservation and our #30x30 commitment. Read our full statement at PowerInNature.org.

Attend an upcoming Open House and comment on the public access, coastal resilience, and ecological restoration plans for the Randall Preserve. Attend a virtual or in-person meeting in May or June at RandallPreserve.org @CoastalCorridor @MRCAParks

Biodiversity is life, and California is a global hotspot! 🌟 Our incredible variety, from towering redwoods to desert wildflowers, has worldwide significance. Have you spotted any of our amazing flora and fauna? Let us know in the comments! 👇

Marine Protected Areas or MPAs are the best way to reach the state’s biodiversity and climate resilience goals for coastal waters. Call your Legislators and ask them to support MPAs to help us reach our goal of conserving 30% of coastal waters by 2030.

Did you know CA is home to not one, but two amazing redwood species, both sharing the title of State Tree? Initiatives like 30x30, which aims to conserve 30% of our lands & coastal waters by 2030, play a vital role in preserving these natural wonders for future generations.

Californians ❤️ our parks and public lands and we fought hard to protect them. Attacks on our public lands are an attack on California’s $81.5 billion outdoor recreation economy. We need to stand up and protect what's ours! Find out more at PowerinNature.org

Californian initiatives like 30x30, which aims to conserve 30% of our lands and coastal waters by 2030, can help ensure the California red-legged frog has a safe place to thrive for years to come. Learn more about 30X30 at powerinnature.org

Call your representatives today. Dial the Capitol Switchboard to get started: 202-224-3121 AND fill out the @calwild form 👉 heyor.ca/L2jQ99