Hear how the state budget, CA Natural Resources Agency, CA Department of Fish and Wildlife, and local/regional financing mechanisms can fund 30×30 investments. Investments in conservation, climate resilience, and equity will help the state, agencies, tribes, and non-profit partners meet the goal to protect 30% of California’s lands and waters by 2030. Investments can come

Friends of Harbors, Beaches and Parks’ (FHBP) hosts two experts speaking on two 30x30 efforts. By way of background, California also has a core commitment to strengthen tribal partnerships. Collaborations with tribes provide opportunities for correcting past wrongs. Additionally, California committed to protecting 30% of the state’s lands and coastal waters. Ensuring our coastal waters

This workshop highlights two specific conservation mechanisms from the Pathways to 30×30 document: #1 – Accelerating Regionally Led Conservation (Disadvantaged Community Focus) #3 – Increasing Voluntary Conservation Easements (Natural & Agricultural Lands Focus) #4 – Enhancing Existing Lands & Coastal Waters (Agency Perspective & Funding Opportunities Join us to learn about how to use these