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Dec 17, 2020·StrategicPlan
Board
California State Lands Commission Strategic Plan 2021-2025
The 2021-2025 Strategic Plan for the California State Lands Commission addresses key issues, including public access, climate change and sea-level rise, environmental justice, tribal relations, sustainable economic development, and environmental protection. The plan is built upon stakeholder input and engagement, including tribal consultations and public meetings. Seven strategic focus areas are identified: Leading Climate Activism; Prioritizing Social, Economic, and Environmental Justice; Partnering with Sovereign Tribal Governments and Communities; Meeting Evolving Public Trust Needs; Leveraging Technology; Committing to Collaborative Leadership; and Building a Reimagined Workforce. The plan aims to achieve equitable and sustainable public land management and balanced resource protection for current and future generations of Californians, incorporating core values such as inclusivity, accessibility, equity, environmental justice, sustainability, visionary leadership, responsible economic growth, and the integration of Native American perspectives.
Feb 23, 2021·StrategicPlan
Board
California State Lands Commission 2021-2025 Strategic Plan
The California State Lands Commission 2021-2025 Strategic Plan addresses key issues such as public access, climate change, sea-level rise, environmental justice, tribal relations, sustainable economic development, and environmental protection. Developed through extensive stakeholder engagement, the plan outlines strategic focus areas including leading climate activism, prioritizing social, economic, and environmental justice, partnering with sovereign tribal governments, and leveraging technology. The plan aims to provide effective stewardship of California's lands and resources, emphasizing inclusivity, accessibility, equity, and sustainability.
Jan 1, 2021·StrategicPlan
Board
California State Lands Commission Strategic Plan 2021-2025
The 2021-2025 Strategic Plan for the California State Lands Commission focuses on seven key areas: leading climate activism, prioritizing social, economic, and environmental justice, partnering with sovereign tribal governments and communities, meeting evolving public trust needs, leveraging technology, committing to collaborative leadership, and building a reimagined workforce. The plan addresses climate change impacts, promotes environmental and social justice, supports tribal self-governance, adapts to evolving public trust principles, facilitates a just transition to a post-petroleum economy, embraces renewable economies and sustainability, improves policy coordination, leverages technological advancements, and invests in workforce development. Outcomes include proactive climate change mitigation and adaptation, equitable resource management, strengthened tribal partnerships, enhanced public access, technological innovation, collaborative leadership, and a modernized workforce. The plan aims to ensure the sustainable and equitable management of California's lands and resources for current and future generations.
Feb 4, 2020·BoardMeeting
Board
California State Lands Commission Special Meeting of February 4, 2020
The California State Lands Commission held a special meeting where Consent Item 01 was approved. An informational presentation was given on the implementation of the 2016-2020 Strategic Plan, and a stakeholder panel discussion took place to gather input for the 2021-2025 Strategic Plan. Public comment was received from various individuals and organizations.
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