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Responding to the Unimaginable
An update to help you sort through the overwhelm of federal actions--and act. -
From Overwhelm to Action
The federal administration’s attacks on our public lands are coming so quickly it can be difficult to keep up. Here's what you need to know this month. -
Agreement Secures Strong Protections for World’s Oldest Oak in California
The agreement creates conservation areas and improves wildlife connectivity to help safeguard the world’s oldest known living oak — a plant that is at least 13,000 years old with cultural significance to local Tribes. -
The Forest Service is about to Undergo a Major Change
The agencies that steward our public lands are facing rapid, sweeping changes. This time, it’s the U.S. Forest Service that is slated to undergo a massive upheaval. -
A Stark Moment for Public Lands
The hearing and potential confirmation of Steve Pearce as BLM Director creates an important opportunity to reach out to your Congressional representatives, both Republican and Democrat. -
Monumental Impact
CNPS and partners joined California Tribal members in tireless advocacy to secure two new national monuments and two monument expansions in the span of 12 months. -
CNPS 2025 Legislative Session Recap
Now that the dust has settled after an eventful session, let's break down the outcomes of key legislation for CNPS. -
From the Ashes
From the front lines to policy recommendations, learn how CNPS volunteers dealt with Los Angeles' devastating urban fires and what they envision for the state. -
Stand Up for the Roadless Rule!
We have a narrow window to make public comments and speak out in defense of the “Roadless Rule” and its important protections on national forest land. -
Take a Stand for CEQA . . . Before It’s Too Late
California’s leaders are chasing a single-path solution on affordable housing while undercutting the most important way Californians can protect their communities and the natural world. -
The Good, the Bad, and the Budget: Federal Policy Update
As we celebrate a recent win on public lands sell- offs, we also know that the fight is far from over to protect imperiled species and irreplaceable habitat. -
California Court Strikes Down Dangerous Development in Wildfire Zone
The ruling affirms that the county violated state law by failing to thoroughly analyze and reduce climate and wildfire risk when approving Tejon Ranchcorp’s Centennial.
