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Honoring our past, shaping our future: the renewed CalWild | ED Report April 2023
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By Chris Morrill, Executive Director For 47 years, the California Wilderness Coalition has been the leading statewide voice for California’s wild places. Our efforts to protect public lands have led…

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PRESS RELEASE: Californians Applaud New Agency Shift to Protect Local Lands and Waters
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Rule will rebalance Bureau of Land Management focus on conservation, restoration, recreation, and climate impacts March 30, 2023 (Oakland, CA) – Californians welcomed today’s announcement of a plan that shifts the Bureau…

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Rivers running through our winter projects
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By Dup Crosson, Development Director Rivers are a big part of how I see the world, and my work here at CalWild. Whenever I’m poring over maps for a paddle…

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Carlon Falls Trail
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Hike Name: Carlon Falls (Forest Service Trail Number 1531Y) Name of area/general location: Stanislaus National Forest, Groveland, CA Land Acknowledgement: This trail is located on the ancestral homelands and traditional…

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Tenacity, pragmatism, and public support made the 2009 Omnibus bill work
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by Steve Evans, Wild Rivers Director NF San Jacinto WSR | Steve Evans On March 30, 2009, President Barack Obama signed the Omnibus Public Land Management Act of 2009 (Public…

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More than just a film festival: takeaways from the Wild & Scenic Film Fest
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Story by Hayley Paronish, Engagement Manager It’s already felt like a whirlwind of a year with a rebrand in the works, new partnerships, and exciting sponsorship opportunities. As a new…

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Trinity River paddling. Photo: Nikki Ritcher
ACTION ALERT: Forever protect key parts of the “Klamath Knot”
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With only minutes to spare: a historic decision to protect California rivers
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By Steve Evans The last day of President Jimmy Carter’s administration was January 19, 1981. Carter’s cabinet secretaries were asked to tender their resignations prior to the swearing-in on January…

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A disappointing outcome for wilderness protections for the Sierra and Sequoia National Forests
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In response to objections filed by CalWild and other conservation organizations, Deputy Regional Forester Jody Holzworth ruled in mid-December that the minor amount of wilderness recommended for protection in the…

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Victory for the Klamath River
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November 17, 2022, provided a momentous victory for Indigenous voices, particularly in California, and for the conservation and river protections movement. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) issued what is…

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