California’s state parks are living landscapes — shaped not only by forests, coastlines and wildlife, but also by the people who care for them. Through
During the past decade, the average number of acres burned by wildfires each year in California has nearly doubled, according to the Department of Forestry
Watching the destruction and devastation take hold of our great state in real-time upends our sense of place. Home is more than a building of
Hello everyone! My name is Kai Diaz. I am 20 years old and currently working as a Park Aid for California State Parks in Colonel
Now, through a unique partnership with Parks California, families can send that vehicle out for one more act of service helping make it possible for other families to enjoy parks, too.
By Andrea Cornelius, 2023-2024 Climate Fellow Q: Why did the oyster never share its pearls?A: Because it was a little shellfish. Estuaries are critical natural
Art has long served as an inspiration to visit California parks. For years, works of paint and prose transported viewers to the wondrous mountains, beaches
Author: Veronica Silva Miranda California State Parks and Parks California recently hosted a literacy event to celebrate the opening of a new StoryWalk installation with
K-12 students need champions like Krey, a leader behind passPORTS. The program brings State Parks to students through blended virtual and in-person experiences. Students thrive
On February 28, multiple Districts, HQ staff and partners gathered on Awaswas lands in the Santa Cruz District (SCD) to learn more about the innovative partnership developed between the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band, Amah Mutsun Land Trust (AMLT) and SCD.
