California Wilderness Coalition
On Tuesday, January 6th the odious rhetoric of the past four years took a scary, unpatriotic, and anti-democratic turn when Trump supporters stormed and took over the Capitol. It was…
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By Chris Morrill, Executive Director There is little doubt that we have endured one of the most tumultuous, exhausting, and heartbreaking years in 2020. From the beginning with massive wildfires…
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Each year CalWild takes a hard look at what is coming down the pike threatening specific places on California’s public lands. CalWild has identified what we believe to be the…
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We are capping off a strange but eventful year. Despite a pandemic, our staff grew, we introduced a new campaign (Public Lands Equity and Resilience), sued the Trump administration, saw…
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An uncertain future for a creature of the night by André Sanchez A long-standing symbol for conservation, the northern spotted owl’s (NSO) future is more uncertain than ever before. The…
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The 177,309-acre Turtle Mountains Wilderness is in southeastern San Bernardino County southwest of the City of Needles. It is overseen by the Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) Needles Field Office.…
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By Chris Morrill, Executive Director Well, we’re out of election season…almost. After both presidential candidates received more votes than any other presidential candidate in history, former Vice President Joe Biden…
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by Steve Evans People throughout California are breathing a sigh of relief with the first major storm of the 2020-21 season producing rain and snow to quench the many wildfires…
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by Chris Morrill This year’s record breaking wildfire season in California – burning more than 4 million acres, destroying 9,200 structures and killing 31 people – clearly demonstrates that more…
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