California State Lands Commission

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Established in 1938, the Commission manages 4 million acres of tide and submerged lands and the beds of natural navigable rivers, streams, lakes, bays, estuaries, inlets, and straits. Read publication: https://bit.ly/4bYOJL3

Our Marine Enforcement Detail partnered in Operation Blitz alongside law enforcement to enforce harbor & navigation laws across the Sac & Yolo waterways. Law enforcement & our partner agencies were promoting safe & responsible boating. We were honored to be part of that effort!

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🗓️ Join us on August 13 for two webinars where we will provide information about a study we are preparing that will analyze potential impacts to public trust resources and values from offshore oil and gas pipelines in state waters. This study is known as the APTR, for short.

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What happens when the 1500 ships currently idled in the Persian Gulf for months, accumulating biofouling, return to service? Our Marine Invasive Species Program manager contributed to newly published research examining the likely unprecedented accumulation of species on... (1/2)

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California’s Tribal Nations Summit earlier this week embodied the notion that, with collaboration and real listening, you strengthen relationships and accomplish more for tribal nations and tribal land stewardship. Our attendance earlier this week has had a galvanizing effect, inspiring us... (1/2)

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Happy California Poppy Day from the State Lands Commission! 🧡🏵️ California’s poppies brighten hillsides, open spaces, and public lands across the state this time of year. Enjoy views, take lots of pictures, and help protect these iconic flowers by leaving them where they grow.

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Spring is in bloom across California! Celebrate the first day of spring: 🌿 Take a walk on a coastal trail 🚣 Paddle your way through a local waterway 🐦 Spot wildlife returning for the season 🌊 Visit your favorite beach and leave it better than you found it 🌳 Explore a state-managed open space

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