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Our Power In Nature is defined by the dedicated community-based organizations, Tribes, coalitions, and scientists working to protect natural places in California.

03/05/2026

From the Sierra to the desert to the sea, California’s biodiversity is unmatched.

Protecting 30% of our lands and coastal waters ensures we safeguard this extraordinary natural heritage.

For today. For tomorrow.

02/27/2026

That land may look barren. But look closer.

Deserts, grasslands, and rocky coastlines are alive with species uniquely adapted to thrive there.

30×30 ensures we protect the full spectrum of California’s biodiversity, not just the postcard views.

02/20/2026

🎶 Oh my God, we’re back again 🎶

From desert blooms to coastal hillsides, California is showing off.
These bursts of color depend on healthy habitat, biodiversity, and long-term conservation.

30×30 helps ensure that when the rains return, the blooms do too.

02/20/2026

You can’t erase history. You have to learn from it. As the slavery exhibit at the President’s House in Philadelphia is restored, it’s a reminder that public spaces, and the truth, belong to the people. Our public lands tell the full American story: our triumphs, the injustices, our progress, and our pain.

When history is minimized or rewritten, we lose the chance to understand where we’ve been and how to move forward.
Public lands are more than places to explore. They are living classrooms, holding stories of Indigenous stewardship, enslavement, resistance, conservation, and community.

At Power In Nature, we believe protecting public lands means protecting the truth rooted in them.

Stewardship isn’t just about acres. It’s about honesty — so future generations can learn from the full arc of our history and build something better.

02/19/2026

Congratulations to Meghan Hertel on being sworn in as Director of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.

During her time at the California Natural Resources Agency, Meghan was a strong champion of California’s 30×30 strategy. Her leadership and commitment to conserving 30 percent of our lands and coastal waters by 2030 helped move this work from vision to action.

We are grateful for her partnership and her steady support of science-based conservation and habitat protection. We look forward to continuing to work with Meghan in her new role and wish her every success as she leads efforts to protect California’s fish, wildlife, and biodiversity for generations to come.

02/19/2026

Congratulations to Meghan Hertel on being sworn in as Director of the

During her time at the , Meghan was a strong champion of California’s 30×30 strategy. Her leadership and commitment to conserving 30 percent of our lands and coastal waters by 2030 helped move this work from vision to action.

We are grateful for her partnership and her steady support of science-based conservation and habitat protection. We look forward to continuing to work with Meghan in her new role and wish her every success as she leads efforts to protect California’s fish, wildlife, and biodiversity for generations to come.

02/17/2026

Congratulations to Assemblymember Greg Wallis on being honored by Power in Nature for his leadership on the Chuckwalla National Monument.

Thanks to his work establishing and defending Chuckwalla, nearly 600,000 acres are protected and contributing to California’s 30x30 goal. That means more desert landscapes, wildlife habitat, and cultural resources safeguarded for future generations.

We’re grateful for leaders who step up to protect the places that make California special.

02/13/2026

We’re proud to recognize Assemblymember Jeff Gonzalez as a Force for Nature honoree.

His leadership to establish and defend the Chuckwalla National Monument has helped protect nearly 600,000 acres of California’s landscapes, making major progress toward our state’s 30x30 conservation goals.
This is what commitment to people, climate, and biodiversity looks like. Thank you, Assemblymember Gonzalez, for standing up for nature and for future generations.

02/11/2026

Proud to honor with a 2026 Force for Nature Award for his leadership on AB 263, protecting in-stream flows on the Scott and Shasta Rivers.

His work safeguards critical water resources, supports wildlife and fisheries, and strengthens the health of entire river ecosystems.

Thank you, Assemblymember Rogers, for standing up for our rivers and for future generations who depend on them.

02/09/2026

Grateful to honor Senator Catherine Blakespear with the 2026 Force for Nature Award.

Her leadership in protecting and funding the Habitat Conservation Fund is helping power California’s 30x30 goals and ensuring our Department of Fish and Wildlife has the resources to protect our lands, waters, and wildlife.

Thank you, Senator, for leading with vision and delivering real results for nature and future generations.

02/05/2026

Last night was a reminder of what’s possible when leaders choose nature.
At the Third Annual Force for Nature Awards, we celebrated champions who are protecting biodiversity, restoring ecosystems, and advancing California’s 30x30 vision for future generations.

The work continues, and so does the momentum.

Force for Nature Award Recipients: , , , _wallis, and Meghan Hertel

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