Public Good PR

From record heat to harmful algal blooms and declining oxygen levels, California’s coastal waters are under growing stress and our marine life is already feeling the impacts.

The good news is some of the biggest drivers, like nutrient pollution, are solvable. With the right action, we can reduce pressure on our oceans and protect the ecosystems that depend on them.

That’s why California Coastkeeper Alliance is working to raise awareness and push for solutions that safeguard marine life as ocean conditions change.

Read the full story below and learn and how you can support healthier coastal waters.

Contributor: California’s ocean is breaking heat records — but we can control it We're failing our marine wildlife and undermining an economic engine that supports our communities.

From record heat to harmful algal blooms and declining oxygen levels, California’s coastal waters are under growing stress and our marine life is already feeling the impacts.

The good news is some of the biggest drivers, like nutrient pollution, are solvable. With the right action, we can reduce pressure on our oceans and protect the ecosystems that depend on them.

That’s why California Coastkeeper Alliance is working to raise awareness and push for solutions that safeguard marine life as ocean conditions change.

Read the full story below and learn and how you can support healthier coastal waters.

Contributor: California’s ocean is breaking heat records — but we can control it We're failing our marine wildlife and undermining an economic engine that supports our communities.

After a four-year effort, the Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California has reclaimed more than 10,000 acres of ancestral land in the Sierra Nevada.

Learn more about this historic milestone for the Land Back movement and for Tribal stewardship.

Native American tribe buys over 10,000 acres of ancestral homeland for $6 million Following a four year process, the Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California has purchased 10, 274 acres of its ancestral homeland from the city of Santa Clara following a large and rare $5.5 million grant from California's Wildlife Conservation Board.

Looking back on the last 25 years.

As drought intensified across the West, the California State Water Resources Control Board faced critical decisions about how strongly to advance urban water conservation.

We supported a rapid-response communications campaign to elevate conservation as a key solution for long-term water security, helping ensure decision-makers heard from a broad coalition of voices.

In under a month, we launched a campaign website, coordinated a sign-on letter with 100+ organizations, and secured media coverage across California.