Local authors of the new book “What’s Making Our Children Sick” will talk about how toxins in food and the environment are leading to behavioral, developmental, and neurological illnesses in local kids. This event is not to be missed!
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Protect Our Working Woodlands Radio Spots
June 3, 2021
Recently SCCA’s Aja Henry was featured on KCBS radio with Megan Goldsby! Listen to SCCA make a case for stronger tree and forest land protects for our county “A group of conservationists in Sonoma County are looking to put a halt on developers cutting down oak trees. As KCBS’ Megan Goldsby reports… this has long been… Read more »
17 Critical Environmental Bills on California’s 2021 Legislative Agenda
April 22, 2021
SB 467 Oil well setbacks, fracking ban SB 467 would put a stop to new hydraulic drilling and other enhanced oil recovery techniques. Senators Wiener and Limon, along with Senator Allen and Assembly Members Stone and Kalra, have introduced the bill to ramp up the fight to protect the public from the state’s unusually dirty… Read more »
Concerning the recent allegations against Dominic Foppoli, Mayor of Windsor
April 8, 2021
Conservation Action is shocked and horrified reading the credible accusations of sexual assault made against Dominic Foppoli by multiple women in the San Francisco Chronicle story today. We absolutely condemn such behavior, and call on Mr. Foppoli to resign immediately as Mayor of Windsor. Our endorsement of Mr. Foppoli in last November’s election was made… Read more »
Sonoma County’s Plan for Oak Trees is More Smoke and Mirrors
February 3, 2021
Sonoma County’s native oak forests and woodlands are under attack and we have a great opportunity to make a real impact in our county’s future. The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors is currently formulating their 5-year strategic plan and they must include real oak and forest land protections. For decades Sonoma County’s iconic oak forests… Read more »
Call to Action – Protect Sonoma Oak and Forests Lands
January 22, 2021
Call to Action – Protect Sonoma Oak and Forests Lands Tell the Board of Supervisors to Place a Temporary Moratorium on Tree Removal in Sonoma County For decades Sonoma county’s iconic oak forests have been excessively cleared in the name of development without rigorous regard for the ecological importance of native oak and forest lands…. Read more »