Climate change and loss of biodiversity pose an existential threat to California’s environment, habitats, wildlife, people, and natural landscapes — as vast as entire ecosystems and as limited as individual species.

It will take our collective action to fight for a warming planet, and state parks and their supporters play a role in increasing California’s climate resilience. The good news: it’s not hard to take climate action and, collectively, we can have a huge impact.

By picking up trash in your neighborhood, local state parks, and even your own backyard, you are joining a community of climate activists working to build climate resilient parks and communities.

Maximize your impact this Earth Month by registering for your FREE DIY Earth Day Climate Action kit today!