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Discover What's New in the Golden State

California redwoods Climate Change Legislation
Mark Tercek, president and CEO of The Nature Conservancy, discusses the American Clean Energy and Security Act and what it means for conservation.
 
Coachella Valley Preserve Coachella Valley Preserve
In 1980 the Coachella Valley fringe-toed lizard sparked a controversy that resulted in an innovative model of conservation that benefited both people and wildlife.
 
Morro Bay harbor Central Coast Groundfish Project
Together with fishermen, The Nature Conservancy is working to find sustainable ways to fish in order to protect nature and preserve California’s maritime heritage.
 
salmon Saving Salmon
With salmon populations dwindling in the West, the Conservancy has been fighting to protect some of the best spawning habitats in California — the creeks of the Lassen Foothills.
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Press Releases

California’s Historic Ranching Culture at Significant Risk from Climate Change
April 1, 2009

 

Coachella Valley Preserve
Colorful sand dunes and palm oases make a trip to the Coachella Valley Preserve a unique and exciting experience.

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In the News

California's Coastal and Marine Program is making headlines! Read an article in the UK Telegraph about our Central Coast Groundfish Project.

 

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