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California Passes the Largest Climate Resilience Bond in State History

Proposition 4 has passed with a resounding 60% of voters supporting what is now the largest climate resilience investment in our state’s history. Together, we are sending a powerful statement about our collective commitment to address climate challenges head-on.

California, we did it. Proposition 4 has passed with a resounding 60% of voters supporting what is now the largest climate resilience investment in our state’s history. Support for Prop 4 sends a powerful statement about our collective commitment to addressing climate challenges head-on.

Prop 4 passes with a nearly 60% majority!

What This Means for California

The $10 billion climate bond will drive critical investments across California’s most pressing environmental needs. From protecting water infrastructure and preventing wildfires to creating urban green spaces and supporting agricultural landscapes, this comprehensive approach addresses the interconnected challenges of climate resilience. The strategic funding will support water security, ecosystem protection, community adaptation, and long-term environmental sustainability.

Bridging Science and Policy

As an organization dedicated to protecting California’s waters, fish, and communities, we know that meaningful conservation requires more than just one approach. This ballot measure is a testament to the power of collaborative conservation – where on-the-ground restoration meets strategic policy work. By bridging scientific research, hands-on habitat improvement, and policy advocacy, we create solutions that address the complex challenges facing our ecosystems.

Looking Forward

To every voter who supported this measure: thank you. The passage of Prop 4 isn’t the end – it’s a powerful beginning. We’re excited to work alongside our partners as these funds are deployed to create meaningful change in California.

Stay tuned for updates on the roll out of these critical funds!

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