Coastal Stewardship Day.
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Overview
This resolution designates August 10th of each year as Coastal Stewardship Day in California. It aims to recognize the significant importance of California’s coastline to the state’s economy, communities, and overall identity. The resolution also acknowledges the need to protect and conserve California’s coastal resources and habitats, considering the challenges posed by climate change and natural disasters.
Key provisions
- Designates August 10th as Coastal Stewardship Day.
- Recognizes the importance of California’s coastline.
- Acknowledges the contributions of indigenous tribes to coastal preservation.
- Highlights the economic impact of coastal activities.
- Recognizes the vulnerability of coastal communities to climate change.
Who is affected
- California residents
- Coastal communities
- Environmental organizations
- State government
- Indigenous tribes
Notable changes
- Establishes an annual day of recognition for coastal stewardship.
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