Melanie S.

@[email protected]
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Hiker/backpacker. Science. Facts. Invisible Chronic Illness. Map lover. Resister. Public Lands Policy Wonk. Cat mom. Opinions are mine. She/Her/Hers #Ally
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Melanie S.Jan 31, 2023

RT @[email protected]

Extreme weather is non-partisan.🇺🇸 Witnessed lingering devastation of last year’s hurricanes in Florida this weekend where I visited my mom for her 80th birthday.👇🏼

Climate change is driving more intense storms on both coasts. Let’s acknowledge this & protect our communities.

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/WadeCrowfoot/status/1620060624448528384

Wade Crowfoot on Twitter

“Extreme weather is non-partisan.🇺🇸 Witnessed lingering devastation of last year’s hurricanes in Florida this weekend where I visited my mom for her 80th birthday.👇🏼 Climate change is driving more intense storms on both coasts. Let’s acknowledge this & protect our communities.”

Twitter
Melanie S.Jan 31, 2023

#ParkChat is tomorrow… learn about 30x30… and protecting our lands and waters! #30x30 It starts at 6 PM Pacific!

RT @[email protected]

Wed., Feb. 1st from 6 - 7 PM PST, @[email protected] guest hosts a Twitter discussion on 30x30--a state, national, & international effort to protect 30% of the lands & waters by 2030. Join in the fun. Use the #ParkChat hashtag in each response. @[email protected] @[email protected]

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/Hills4Everyone/status/1620463710413135884

Hills For Everyone on Twitter

“Wed., Feb. 1st from 6 - 7 PM PST, @Hills4Everyone guest hosts a Twitter discussion on 30x30--a state, national, & international effort to protect 30% of the lands & waters by 2030. Join in the fun. Use the #ParkChat hashtag in each response. @30x30CA @PowerInNatureCA”

Twitter
Melanie S.Jan 31, 2023

RT @[email protected]

Despite many beautiful parks in our city, we still have whole neighborhoods without safe access to parks. Carving a path to ensure all residents can safely access a park within 10 minutes is a top priority in my second term. https://twitter.com/saferoutesnow/status/1620090788225892354

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/arlis4costamesa/status/1620287114670919681

Safe Routes Partnership on Twitter

“Access to parks gives communities the ability to improve their physical and mental health. That's why everyone deserves safe, convenient, and equitable Safe Routes to Parks. Learn why we need improved park access in our video: https://t.co/QkwjopZ87F #SafeRoutes #ActivePeople”

Twitter
Melanie S.Jan 31, 2023
Instead of continuing to suffer through bath mats with no traction (yikes)… I finally decided I’d had enough. Even Sawyer is enjoying them. Yay us!
Melanie S.Jan 31, 2023

This is something I'm still working on one day at a time!

RT @[email protected]

I didn’t even consider my language, I’ve used the phrases on the left too often.

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/jowyang/status/1620128829661675520

Jeremiah Owyang on Twitter

“I didn’t even consider my language, I’ve used the phrases on the left too often.”

Twitter
Melanie S.Jan 30, 2023

RT @[email protected]

🌊 Randall Preserve’s protection 🏆 is a powerful example of why #30x30CA is so important for the future of California. Why? Because it prioritizes biodiversity, access, and climate resilience! Let’s break down our huge victory in Orange County — This will… 🧵 (1/7)

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/PowerInNatureCA/status/1620138703619522562

Power in Nature on Twitter

“🌊 Randall Preserve’s protection 🏆 is a powerful example of why #30x30CA is so important for the future of California. Why? Because it prioritizes biodiversity, access, and climate resilience! Let’s break down our huge victory in Orange County — This will… 🧵 (1/7)”

Twitter
Melanie S.Jan 30, 2023
Camped at Oak Grove in the Palomar District of the @[email protected]. I love this forest!! The hike was hard, but worth the views of the San Bernardino and San Jacinto Mtns. I’m so used to seeing them from the other side! They were expecting snow today, so I left super early!
Melanie S.Jan 30, 2023

RT @[email protected]

@[email protected] @[email protected] @[email protected] @[email protected] @[email protected] @[email protected] @[email protected] @[email protected] @[email protected] @[email protected] @[email protected] @[email protected] So you're saying there will be homework? #ParkChat

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/CamaroWRX/status/1619855870455840770

Karen (roadtrip soon?) on Twitter

“@59NationalParks @this_is_karley @RCGibby73 @Stars252525 @laurendanner360 @kristarsha @1BreannaClaire @louisbink @beckyjlomax @ParksandPoints @publiclandlvr @BabyBoomerSaves So you're saying there will be homework? #ParkChat”

Twitter
Melanie S.Jan 30, 2023

RT @[email protected]

Please join #ParkChat when @[email protected] joins us to look at the 30x30 Initiative. Not sure what this is? Please read the attached before the chat. @[email protected] will also be joining us. Excellent line-up! https://www.californianature.ca.gov/pages/30x30 @[email protected] @[email protected] @[email protected]

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/59NationalParks/status/1619850925660852224

30x30

30x30 California Accelerating Conservation of California’s Nature Background Over the past year, through collaborative and inclusive public engagement process, CNRA has been gathering expert opinions and asking people around the state for what, in their view, are our best opportunities and strategies for achieving 30x30. The draft strategy has been shaped by months of public participation and collaboration, including Tribal consultations, public input surveys, regional discussions, and topical workshops. To watch recordings of previous webinars, visit our Public Engagement page . For a more in-depth overview of the public engagement process, see Pathways Appendix G. The Draft Pathways to 30x30 strategy was released on December 15, 2021. Stakeholders and members of the public were invited to submit written feedback by Friday, January 28, 2022. Read CNRA's press release. Watch a recording of the February 1 Public Feedback Meeting. Read the Final Pathways to 30x30 Strategy Stay Involved: 30x30 Partnership Sign up to receive updates as the 30x30 Partnership moves forward. Opportunities to Advance 30x30 As a supplement to Pathways to 30x30 Appendix C, California Biodiversity Council: Opportunities to Advance 30x30, this tool was created to enable everyone to easily search and filter state and federal agency programs that will contribute to 30x30. Programs can be filtered by agencies, the 30x30 Key Objectives they contribute to, and the Pathways to 30x30 they can advance. Reasonable Accommodations For requests related to reasonable accommodations and language services please call 1-916-902-5566. Contact Us California Natural Resources Agency 715 P Street Sacramento, CA 958141-916-902-5566 to leave a voicemail Need help, or have a question? Email us. Provide feedback using the Contact Us Form.

Show threadMelanie S.Jan 30, 2023
Word on the street is the .@[email protected] might also join. This is the new handle set up by the .@[email protected] to focus on protecting our lands and water in California! You won't want to miss this discussion! 30x30 means more PARKS! #ParkChat