CA State Parks Week starts today! 🎉🌲 Join 170+ FREE events across CA through June 15 — from kayaking and festivals to forest restoration and stargazing. RSVP now: https://t.co/82OV0cS9lD Thank you to our partners @ParksCalifornia @CAStateParks @SaveTheRedwoods

Our parks need stronger wildfire prevention and climate resilience efforts — not funding rollbacks. Governor Newsom’s proposed budget would backfill $82 million in park funding using Prop 4 dollars, putting critical projects at risk. Use your voice today: https://t.co/lIVQMbjUWG.

Volunteers, voters, and park lovers have all shown up for California’s parks. Now we need leadership to do the same. Tell Governor Newsom to protect Prop 4 and invest in new park projects — not backfill past promises. https://t.co/lIVQMbjUWG.

Together, we are protecting parks, one project at a time. 🌎 Learn more at https://t.co/ArCjjofK9x #EarthDay #ChinoHills #CAStateParks #EarthDay @ChinoHillsSP @castateparks @calparks

Big thanks to our sponsor, @SCE, for supporting this effort and everyone who showed up ready to dig, rake, haul, and help.

Families, friends, and first-time volunteers all pitched in. Buckets were filled, brush bags piled high, and the open space began to look just a little more like its natural self again.

For Earth Month, the community gathered at Chino Hills State Park to remove invasive plants around the Discovery Center — freeing up space for native species and reducing wildfire risk in the area.

Who knew weed pulling could be this joyful? Chino Hills volunteers brought the energy (and the sunscreen). 🌞🌱

Join the movement! Go to https://t.co/ArCjjofK9x today. #EarthDay2025 #CandlestickPoint #CAStateParks @candlestickpointsra @castateparks @calparks

Huge thanks to our sponsors, @PGE4Me, @Oracle, and @Target, for powering this project and to every volunteer who worked side-by-side with us to make this possible.

From families to first-time volunteers, every person who showed up brought something that will last far beyond the day — resilience, connection, and a greener future.

Together, they planted new vegetation, removed invasive fennel, and laid down mulch to help suppress flammable brush and support long-term habitat health.

At Candlestick Point State Recreation Area, volunteers spent Earth Month transforming an open field into a thriving space for native plants and pollinators.

This is what it looks like when a community shows up for restoration. 🌱

Let’s keep showing up for the lands we love. 🌎 https://t.co/ArCjjofK9x #EarthDay #ChinaCamp #ClimateResilientParks #CAStateParks #VolunteerInParks

Huge thanks to Friends of China Camp for their partnership, @PGE4Me for sponsoring, and to every volunteer who brought the energy and heart to make this day count.

But it wasn’t just about the work. There was laughter in the fields, lunch by the bay, and the kind of connection that only comes from doing something that matters — together.

This Earth Month, folks came ready to roll — removing invasive Scotch and French broom that threaten native ecosystems and add dangerous fuel to wildfires. From steep hillsides to hidden clearings, teams cleared brush, hauled tarps, and filled trailers with plant debris.

What does wildfire prevention look like? Just ask the volunteers at China Camp State Park. 🌾🔥

🍅 Want to get your hands in the dirt and give back? Visit https://t.co/ArCjjofK9x to join an upcoming volunteer day! #EarthMonth #SouthCarlsbad #CAStateParks @castateparkssd @castateparks @calparks