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California Volunteers Unite for Community Climate Action Day
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In Short: California leaders and volunteers came together to support climate resilience through community service projects in Sacramento.
Community Climate Action Days in California serve as a powerful reminder of the collective impact that can be achieved when residents work together for the common good, according to GO-Serve Director Josh Fryday. These events emphasize the importance of community engagement and action in adapting to climate challenges.
California Natural Resources Agency Secretary Wade Crowfoot highlighted the significance of these days, stating,
He emphasized the unity and collaboration among volunteers and partners in making a positive difference.
Senate Majority Leader Angelique Ashby expressed gratitude for the volunteers and partners, saying,
She also praised Sacramento for leading with service and a shared commitment to a stronger, more resilient future.
Assemblymember Maggy Krell highlighted the importance of local treasures such as urban forests, community gardens, and parks, saying,
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California is a U.S. state in the Western United States that lies on the Pacific Coast. It borders Oregon to the north, and Nevada and Arizona to the east; it also shares an international border with the Mexican state of Baja California to the south.
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- “Community Climate Action Days are a powerful reminder of what Californians can accomplish when we come together in service,” said GO-Serve Director Josh Fryday.
- “We’re here to bring people together, strengthen connections to community and take action to adapt to climate extremes,” said California Natural Resources Agency Secretary Wade Crowfoot.
- “There is something special about seeing neighbors come together to care for their community. Community Climate Action Day shows what’s possible when Californians roll up their sleeves, work side-by-side and invest…
- “In Sacramento, our urban forests, community gardens and wild places — like the American River Parkway — offer beauty, recreation, shade and more. It’s a gift to gather with our neighbors to give back to these local…
- “At Sacramento State, we take great pride in our beautiful, park-like campus. We welcome this opportunity to come together with our community partners and neighbors to do what we can to protect our shared spaces from…