Ahead of Earth Day, California Volunteers has announced additional ways Californians can get involved in climate action, through the expansion of the nation’s first statewide Climate Action Corps and the launch of an online volunteer hub to connect Californians with climate-focused opportunities to serve their communities.
NORTH COAST, Calif – With the arrival of spring, many Californians are thinking of starting projects to make their outdoor spaces more livable, and many of these projects will require digging.
The California Natural Resources Agency announced $28.5 million in funding for projects that reduce greenhouse gas, or GHG, emissions and provide multiple benefits including expanding access to parks and green spaces in underserved areas across the state.
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