The California Natural Resources Agency (CNRA) launched the state’s first-ever Tribal Stewardship Policy, establishing a statewide goal of expanding tribal stewardship over at least 7.5 million acres of lands and coastal waters… Read More »
open space and parks
Shared and Mutual Ownership for the Common Good
A new report from the Urban Institute explores how shared and mutual ownership models, from cooperatives to community land trusts, can help build a more… Read More »
Prop 4 Climate Bond Website
The Prop 4 Climate Bond invests $10 billion in local projects that strengthen communities—protecting drinking water, reducing wildfire and flood risks, restoring natural places, supporting healthy working… Read More »
Changing the Landscape: People, Parks, and Power
Check out Prevention Institute and Alessandro Rigolon of the University of Utah’s approach to addressing park and green space inequities that prioritizes building power among… Read More »
Advocacy Toolkit for Park Equity, Life Expectancy, and Power Building
Prevention Institute’s toolkit supports CBO’s, their members and others who are building power to secure equitable investments in park infrastructure in disinvested communities.
Advocacy Toolkit for Park Equity, Life Expectancy, and Power Building
Prevention Institute’s toolkit supports CBO’s, their members and others who are building power to secure equitable investments in park infrastructure in disinvested communities.
Healthy Communities Toolkit
ioby’s new toolkit contains a downloadable guide of accessible health initiatives, in-depth video interviews with project leaders, and is for anyone looking to improve health… Read More »
Pathway to Parks & Affordable Housing Joint Development
This paper provides a framework for joint development of affordable housing and urban greening in Los Angeles County and beyond. It proposes a set of… Read More »
Safeguarding California Plan: 2018 Update – California’s Climate Adaptation Strategy
This plan updates the state’s climate adaptation and resiliency strategy for 2018, including 70 recommendations for actions across 38 state agencies.
