🌺California's public lands carry stories of family, migration, work, culture, and community.
For generations, Latino communities have helped shape and care for California's parks, forests, deserts, waterways, and historic places. But barriers to outdoor access - including fear and uncertainty around immigration enforcement - can still affect whether families feel safe and welcome in these shared spaces.
Join California Secretary for Natural Resources Wade Crowfoot for our next Secretary Speaker Series: Sin Miedo - Celebrating Latino Culture, Nature, and Community.
We'll hear from Latino leaders about community, representation, access to nature and the work underway to make California's public lands welcoming for everyone.
📅 Monday, Oct. 12
🕛 Noon-1 p.m.
💻 Virtual
🔗 Register:
ca-water-gov.zoom.us/webinar…
Panelists:
Alfredo Gonzalez, Resources Legacy Fund
Moisés Moreno-Rivera, Trust for Public Land
Pedro Hernandez, GreenLatinos
Gloria Sandoval, California Natural Resources Agency
See you there!