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PRESS RELEASE: Californians Applaud New Agency Shift to Protect Local Lands and Waters
 PRESS RELEASE: Californians Applaud New Agency Shift to Protect Local Lands and Waters 1024 682 California Wilderness Coalition
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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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Conservation key to reducing risks to our ecosystems: ED Report March 2023
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By Chris Morrill, Executive Director The Arroyo Toad was listed as endangered on December 16, 1994 | Linda Castro A recent study, released this month by NatureServe, outlined how imperiled…

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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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Building ties and strengthening bonds in the California desert
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Story by Andrea Iniguez Spending time in nature is a great way to connect with the land and with others. People unfamiliar with the desert often perceive its landscape as…

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The Importance of California’s Recovering Wolf Population
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OR-7 and wolves’ early presence in California Photo by Wiki Commons In 2011, a gray wolf, known as OR-7, dispersed from his natal pack in search of new territory and…

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Standing Up for Northern CA Salmon and Trout species
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On June 16th, after much deliberation and significant public comments that included verbal comment from CalWild staff, the California Fish and Game Commission (FGC) moved in favor of protecting two…

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Crisis in the Jacumba Wilderness
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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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Central Coast Wildlife Highlights
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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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CalWild advocates for endangered listing of mountain lion and others
 CalWild advocates for endangered listing of mountain lion and others 1024 683 California Wilderness Coalition
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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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Congress and the White House battle over the fate of salmon
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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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