California Wilderness Coalition
By Michael Lerner, CalWild Volunteer The Jacumba Wilderness consists of 31,357 acres of beautiful desert washes, mountains, and canyons in southern California, located on the Mexican border, about a two…
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We need your input! Please join the California Natural Resources Agency (CNRA)’s virtual meetings on the 30×30 initiative coming up in late April and early May (see below for specific…
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Field Offices in Arcata and Redding are seeking public input on the future management of nearly 400,000 acres of federally managed public lands in…
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In March 2021, Assistant Policy Director Linda Castro and San Joaquin Valley Organizer André Sanchez of CalWild review the important wildlife that would be further protected by passing the Central…
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On August 21st, the California Fish and Game Commission (Commission) listened to a number of concerned residents of the California desert and beyond about moving forward with protections for the…
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During the week of April 13th, the California Fish and Game Commission (the commission) acted towards protecting several species under the California Endangered Species Act (CESA). CalWild was one of…
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Announcing CalWild’s Public Lands Equity and Resilience Program By Chris Morrill, Executive Director The conservation community launched the modern environmental movement. It was the catalyst for many of the environmental…
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Elevating conservation in the climate change conversation By Chris Morrill, Executive Director Over the last year and a half, the urgency surrounding the climate change conversation has increased dramatically. In…
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California’s salmon populations have plummeted over the past century thanks primarily to dam construction, water diversions, and pollution from mining, logging, road construction and excessive livestock grazing. The long-term prospects…
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