California Wilderness Coalition
Since the time of California Governor Newsom’s Executive Order N-82-20 in October of 2020, quite a bit has happened with…
At the beginning of the month, the Caldor Fire was all over the news, burning Grizzly Flats and threatening the…
At the doorstep of Death Valley National Park lies Conglomerate Mesa: 22,500 acres of public lands that are the ancestral…
As part of the kickoff and celebration to the 8th annual Latino Conservation Week (LCW), CalWild, along with several partners…
Potential Endangered Species listing of an important American West tree species By André Sanchez Often considered the pine species that…
An uncertain future for a creature of the night by André Sanchez A long-standing symbol for conservation, the northern spotted…
by Steve Evans People throughout California are breathing a sigh of relief with the first major storm of the 2020-21…
by Chris Morrill This year’s record breaking wildfire season in California – burning more than 4 million acres, destroying 9,200…
We’re always looking for new ways to share the amazing experience of wild places with our supporters – especially in…
The Forest Service, Tahoe Regional Planning Agency, and California Tahoe Conservancy are proposing a massive “forest health” project on public…
CalWild is working with Friends of Plumas Wilderness and other groups and activists to inventory roadless areas and potential wild…