Take Action, California!

Now is the Time for Climate Action! California Volunteers, Office of the Governor is highlighting the state’s climate leadership and inviting Californians to get involved in addressing this crisis through California Climate Action Week from 9/18-9/24. Help us spread the word!

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California Needs YOU - Join the California Climate Action Corps!

Daily Themes

California Volunteers, Office of the Governor, along with other state and community leaders are highlighting real-world, practical opportunities to take climate action at home and in your community around 5 key climate themes. To use these graphics in your communications, right click and "save as..." to download.

Day 1: Keep California Green

Greening practices increase the cover of vegetation, which lowers carbon dioxide and improves human health. You can help increase tree cover and restore natural environments by planting trees, replacing lawns, and helping with restoration projects in community parks. Learn more