We are witnessing a genuinely extraordinary, and regionally quite deadly and destructive, period for extreme #weather in the United States. And, quite frankly, the fingerprints of #ClimateChange are all over what has transpired in recent weeks and may yet occur in coming days.

In the last decade, Californians have endured severe droughts, floods, historic wildfires, rising seas, and record temperatures all driven by #climatechange. Learn how CA's Fifth Climate Assessment is helping us understand our state's climate vulnerabilities and incorporating

Check out some interim milestones of the 5th CA Climate Change Assessment below! This multiyear effort is critical to making sure our decisions are rooted in the latest, greatest, and most granular science and data.

This is sure to be an important conversation about a climate change impact many of us Californians are acutely feeling this summer!

During #DisabilityPrideMonth, staff from @CalNatResources teamed up with @FECRecreation for an outdoor event at Howe Park to bolster fire resilience and clear invasive vegetation. This outdoor event highlighted how investment in our parks and our community can make life better

📢REMINDER: California state climate leaders are inviting public feedback on the Draft 2024 CA Climate Adaptation Strategy, which outlines California’s approach to adapting to a changing climate. Please submit your comments in either of two ways👇

“As we confront worsening climate impacts in California, we realize that many other places across the world are in the same boat,” said Wade Crowfoot, California Natural Resources Secretary. “Governments like ours in regions with Mediterranean climates are battling intensifying

State Leaders Are Hosting 3 In-person Public Workshops to Inform the Draft 2024 CA Climate Adaptation Strategy For RSVP information please visit: https://t.co/QutoWsWJxQ #ClimateChangeAdaptation #NatureBasedSolutions #PublicComment

Don’t forget to register! Look forward to seeing you all in the coming weeks! And stay cool and hydrated in the meantime 😎

Join us in mid-June in-person or online to learn more about and share feedback on California's draft roadmap for building climate resilience! Email ⬇️ in the meantime! Climateresilience@resources.ca.gov @Cal_OPR @CA_OCPSC

🇺🇸🤝🇮🇹 Today, we formed a new partnership between California and the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy. Across the globe, communities are facing the brutal impacts of the climate crisis. From clean energy to climate smart ag, we're taking concrete action to protect communities

The 2024 draft outlines the state's key climate resilience priorities, includes specific and measurable actions, and serves as a framework for collective efforts across sectors and regions in California. The 2024 draft is open for public comment through July 12!

We just released the draft of the 2024 California Climate Adaptation Strategy and we want to hear from YOU! This plan pulls together all that the State of California is doing to build and accelerate California’s climate resilience to a changing climate. More info below ⬇️

As part of our Administration’s unprecedented commitment to protect America’s natural wonders for future generations, President Biden signed proclamations this week expanding the San Gabriel Mountains National Monument and the Berryessa Snow Mountain National Monument.

Learn more about CA's Nature-Based Solutions Targets ( https://t.co/3r0jSoFImP) during next week's Secretary Speaker Series, "Tapping Nature-Based Solutions Across CA" Register to join: https://t.co/3lDeEgFOwe #ClimateAction

California is getting its first NEW STATE PARK in a decade!! https://t.co/wTsI69rqbq

California and Norway are teaming up to fight climate change. 🇺🇸🤝🇳🇴 Today, standing at the Larkspur Ferry Terminal – home to one of the world’s first clean hydrogen fuel cell passenger ferries – we signed a new Memorandum of Understanding to advance climate collaboration.

Gathering at all hours to advance the Mediterranean Climate Action Partnership a few months since launch at #COP28. From supporting in moments of immediate crisis to advancing structural change to build resilience, it will be a big year ahead for this new and mighty global group!

DWR today conducted the fourth Phillips Station snow survey of the season. The manual survey recorded 64 inches of snow depth and a snow water equivalent of 27.5 inches, which is 113 percent of the 4/1 average to date for this location.

Building an equitable future for CA natural resources is a journey of many. We continued this charge this week at the Justice Rising Environmental Justice and Equity Summit, bringing together leaders from across #CA. Add to CNRA’s EJ & Equity Policy:JusticeRising@Resources.Ca.Gov