California’s climate future is at stake, and your voice can help protect it.
The Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund (GGRF) supports critical programs that fight climate change and build resilience in our communities, from wildfire prevention and habitat restoration to healthy soils and climate-ready state parks. But unless the legislature acts, this essential fund will sunset in 2030.
We need your help to urge state leaders to reauthorize the GGRF and include funding for natural and working lands — vital landscapes like forests, wetlands, grasslands, and parks that are key to meeting California’s 2045 carbon neutrality goals.
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Sharing during the Legislature’s summer recess (through August 17, 2025) is a powerful way to build momentum and keep nature at the center of California’s climate investments.
Healthy lands reduce wildfire risk, improve air quality, and support thriving communities across California. Our climate future depends on them.
@YourLegislator + @CAGovernor, please reauthorize the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund (GGRF) and invest in proven nature-based solutions: https://act.calparks.org/a/ggrf2025.
#ReauthorizeGGRF #ClimateAction
Wetlands are natural barriers against flooding and sea level rise, keeping communities safe while storing carbon. Without investment, we risk losing them.
@YourLegislator + @CAgovernor, please reauthorize the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund (GGRF) and fund nature-based solutions to protect people and the planet: https://act.calparks.org/a/ggrf2025.
#ReauthorizeGGRF #ClimateAction
California’s redwoods store more carbon per acre than any forest on Earth, making them critical to fighting climate change. Protecting them protects our future.
@YourLegislator + @CAgovernor, please reauthorize the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund (GGRF) and invest in natural climate solutions that safeguard these irreplaceable lands: https://act.calparks.org/a/ggrf2025.
#ReauthorizeGGRF #ClimateAction
From forests to grasslands, nature can deliver up to 15% of California’s needed greenhouse gas cuts — but only if we invest in it now.
@YourLegislator + @CAgovernor, please reauthorize the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund (GGRF) and prioritize funding for natural and working lands: https://act.calparks.org/a/ggrf2025.
#ReauthorizeGGRF #ClimateAction
Healthy lands reduce wildfire risk, improve air quality, and support thriving communities across California. Our climate future depends on them.
@Your Legislator & @Governor Newsom, please reauthorize the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund (GGRF) and invest in proven nature-based solutions: https://act.calparks.org/a/ggrf2025.
#ReauthorizeGGRF #ClimateAction
Wetlands are natural barriers against flooding and sea level rise, keeping communities safe while storing carbon. Without investment, we risk losing them.
@Your Legislator & @Governor Newsom, please reauthorize the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund (GGRF) and fund nature-based solutions to protect people and the planet: https://act.calparks.org/a/ggrf2025.
#ReauthorizeGGRF #ClimateAction
California’s redwoods store more carbon per acre than any forest on Earth, making them critical to fighting climate change. Protecting them protects our future.
@Your Legislator & @Governor Newsom, please reauthorize the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund (GGRF) and invest in natural climate solutions that safeguard these irreplaceable lands: https://act.calparks.org/a/ggrf2025.
#ReauthorizeGGRF #ClimateAction
From forests to grasslands, nature can deliver up to 15% of California’s needed greenhouse gas cuts — but only if we invest in it now.
@Your Legislator & @Governor Newsom, please reauthorize the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund (GGRF) and prioritize funding for natural and working lands: https://act.calparks.org/a/ggrf2025.
#ReauthorizeGGRF #ClimateAction
Healthy lands cut wildfire risk, improve air, and support communities. @YourLegislator + @CAgovernor, reauthorize the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund (GGRF) and invest in nature-based solutions: https://act.calparks.org/a/ggrf2025
#ReauthorizeGGRF #ClimateAction
Wetlands guard us from floods and rising seas but need funding. @YourLegislator + @CAgovernor, reauthorize the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund (GGRF) and invest in nature-based solutions: https://act.calparks.org/a/ggrf2025
#ReauthorizeGGRF #ClimateAction
Redwoods store more carbon than any forest on Earth. Protecting them protects our future. @YourLegislator + @CAgovernor, reauthorize the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund (GGRF) and invest in natural climate solutions: https://act.calparks.org/a/ggrf2025
#ReauthorizeGGRF #ClimateAction
Nature can deliver 15% of CA’s needed emissions cuts — but only if we invest now. @YourLegislator + @CAgovernor, reauthorize the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund (GGRF) and fund natural & working lands: https://act.calparks.org/a/ggrf2025
#ReauthorizeGGRF #ClimateActio
