California Department of Conservation
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Promoting & managing California's natural resources through science, environmental health, economic vitality, and informed land-use decisions. #CalConservation
Join us next week for a Women's History Month Secretary Speaker Series! Forces for Nature: Women Driving Conservation Amid National Challenges Thursday, March 26, 12-1pm Register at: ca-water-gov.zoom.us/webinar/regist… Featuring: Meghan Hertel, Director, California Department of Fish and Wildlife Jane Sadler, Senior Policy Advisor, California Air Resources Board Beth Pratt, California Regional Executive Director, National Wildlife Federation Anecita Agustinez, Tribal Affairs Executive Manager, California Department of Water Resources At a time when women in federal leadership face intense scrutiny, California shines as a model of progress, where women continue to be admired, respected, and hired into influential positions in conservation and sustainability. Celebrate Women’s History Month by joining a conversation with women leaders who demonstrate how their leadership drives resilience, equity, and collaboration, connecting science, policy, and communities for lasting impact.
Colorado built this wildlife overpass last year for $15 million. It’ll pay for itself within five years from the avoided collisions. California spending $114 million on a failed wildlife overpass is absurd.
