PCL Partnerships
PCL Partnerships
As our name shows, the Planning and Conservation League is a collection of organizations and activists working to improve our communities, water, air, open space and habitat, using the legislative process.
CEQA Works
PCL helped create a robust coalition to protect the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), the most powerful environmental law in California.
See our CEQA Works partners, a broad coalition of civic, conservation, environmental justice, historic preservation, and public health groups, as well as business leaders.
National Wildlife Federation
PCL Foundation is the California National Wildlife Federation (NWF) affiliate. PCLF joined NWF in the 1980s, and since then, we have partnered with NWF on California and national wildlife policies and program development.
Recent work has focused on creating dedicated funding sources for state wildlife conservation programs (Recovering America’s Wildlife Act) and protecting America’s endangered pollinators critical to California’s agriculture.
Equitable Water Rights Coalition
A coalition of diverse stakeholders, including environmental advocates, Tribal representatives, community voices, legal experts, policymakers, and concerned citizens, all united by a common goal: to ensure an efficient, effective, and equitable approach to managing California’s water resources.
Participants include CalTrout, Trout Unlimited, the California Coastkeeper Alliance, California Environmental Voters, Defenders of Wildlife, Friends of the River, the Union of Concerned Scientists and PCL.
Green California
Green California is a network of more than 100 environmental organizations, including statewide groups and local and regional nonprofits. Focused on coordinating and aligning environmental policies, advancing clean energy efforts on a state level, and building a more inclusive and equitable movement by combining tools, pooling resources, and working together.
Green California bringing a unified voice to the state legislature around protecting and improving the air, water, and natural resources in the state.