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Good morning everyone! Thank you for joining us today. We will get started in a moment, but for now, please introduce yourselves and your organization here in the chat. Please also list the Native American land you are joining from. If you don’t know, you can find it here: https://native-land.ca/

Gae Henry, Clearlake, CA ... active at Anderson Marsh SHP in beautiful Lake County

Adrienne Underwood, California State Parks Foundation, joining from Nisenan land in Sacramento

Gae Henry ... Po

Pomo

Linda Locklin, California Coastal Commission, Santa Cruz

Thank you for joining us today for the 2020 Policy Forum: All In For Parks!

Hello to all! Jamee Jordan Patterson, SDAG

Randy Widera, California State Parks Foundation, Awaswas lands

Rachel Norton, Executive Director of California State Parks Foundation, from Ramaytush Ohlone ancestral lands in San Francisco.

Lexie Gritlefeld, California Outdoor Recreation Partnership

Kindley Walsh Lawlor, Parks California

Please take a moment to type your name and organization into the chat feature. Please also list the Native American land you are on. If you do not know, you can view it here: https://native-land.ca/

Hello from Anderson Marsh State Historic Park in beautiful Lake County. Anderson Marsh State Historic Park, located on the land of the Koi tribe of Pomo speaking peoples.

Jill Sanford, Sierra business council. calling in from the incredible land of the Washoe people.

Briana Puzzo, Anza-Borrego Foundation. ABDSP is ancestral land of the Cahuilla and Kumeyaay people

Sonoma County Regional Parks, Bethany Facendini Coast Me-wok and Southern Pomo

Stephen Myers, Environmental & Energy Consulting. Our office is on Nisenan land and I live on Miwok land.

Katie Hawkins, Outdoor Alliance - calling in from the ancestral land of the Washoe people

Traci Verardo-Torres of TVT Consulting, on lands of the Miwok people.

John Mott, California State Park Rangers Association, Nisenan

Catherine Fisher, Board Chair of the California State Parks Foundation, joining from the Ohlone lands

Samuel Roberts, State Interpreter calling in from Santa Cruz (Ohlone Popeloutchom)

Samantha Omana, Assemblymember Monique Limon on the land of the Miwok people

Morning everyone - Kate Wheeler, Crystal Cove Conservancy, Acjachemen/Tongva

Holly - I am not seeing your slide show advance. Just see the first page (2020 State Park Poll). Jamee Jordan Patterson, Kumeyaay

I'm not seeing a slide presentation that is advancing. Is that intended?

Bruce Hilbach-Barger, Humboldt Redwoods Interpretive Association- Home: Yuki and Round Valley Indian Tribes (federation); Parks: Sinkyone, Wailaki

Good morning-Rebecca Johnson, California Academy of Sciences-Yelamu-Ohlone Lands (San Francisco)

Henry, we're looking into it

NO

Try stop share, present it, and then share it again

Joan Fine, California State Parks in Sacramento (Nisenan land)

Not seeing the video, only seeing the slide show. Jamee

How was the research conducted?

Hi James, to see the video of the speaker you may need to exit full screen or change your view settings

Wondering why one slide listed "republicans" & not other political parties or no political parties .. seemed unusual. why was it like this?

Syd Brown, from Sierra Gold Parks Foundation, supporting Empire Mine SHP, South Yuba River SP and Malakoff Diggins SHP.

Thanks, got it fixed. Jamee

Samuel Roberts, the polling was conducted by phone and online, in English and Spanish between the dates of August 30 - September 1, 2020

Gae, we picked out tidbits from the full results. Of course the full results have responses from all political parties, or at least those meaningfully represented in the sample.

Wooooooo! San Diego rockstar Maria!

So great to hear from an Outdoor Outreach alum!!

That was beautiful, thank you for your remarks Maria

So meaningful to hear from Ms. Mendez Arroyo on the importance of bequeathing responsibility for the land to the next generation. Thank you Maria!

Thank you for sharing your story, Maria!

Beautiful Maria!

Your words are inspirational, Mr. Quintero! Welcome, and we are so happy to partner with you.

We are the keepers of the dreamscapes of not just Californians but people throughout the world. From the Southern California beaches to the cliffs of Big Sur, from the Redwood Cathedrals to Lake Tahoe, millions of people rely on our care for these lands.

Director Quintero, thank you so much for your remarks!!! we are so thrilled to have you here!

Thank you Director Quintero!

Thank you for your leadership and great vision for the future of our parks system!

Yes, inspiring!

how does the 30% EO work - how much % land is already protected?

I also am curious if the 30% includes only land protected by the state? Or federal lands as well? And how do we defined ‘protected’?

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0091743520302899?dgcid=author

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0092867420310126

To Rebecca’s question about 30%. We (the Resources Agency) are currently working on both the definition and assessment of lands in terms of Biodiversity and Habitat.

Thank you so much, Director Quintero. Looking forward to working with all of you to achieve the goals of the EO.

Increased funding to build and maintain trails and regional trails for healing, exercise and developing a love and respect of nature.

What are big, out of the box ideas to meet the needs of parks and Californians?

One of our team members is a retired epidemiologist. We have been assisting our partner schools to look at outdoor education and the health impacts.

Thank you for that link John Roney

Thank you all! Dr. Razani, I’m looking forward to reading this paper. Do you know of any studies that look specifically at biodiversity in parks and health?

Dear Rebecca - yes, from biodiversity in the gut (microbiome), to more macro level

The idea that parks could receive funding from health insurance companies as part of a nature prescription blew my mind. How would that work? Thanks!

I'm crying happy tears "I didn't know I lived here"

Watersheds provide a unifying theme!

Awesome panel.

I am part of a volunteer group that operates one of the state parks. The value of our financial and labor is nearly $500,000 per year. I think many of the state parks have the potential for support at that level. I would be interested in ideas about how the department could increase administrative and financial support for volunteers.

Yes, Mayra! Thank you all for you work and sharing your thoughts today!

Amen to park corridors!!!!!

nooshin.razani@ucsf.edu

If anyone wants to reach me!

Excellent panel discussion! Thank you all for your powerful contributions to this work.

Assemblymember Kalra's comments are right on point. Thank you for AB 3030.

A wonderful panel. Thanks to all of you for your work and your ideas.

This has been a wonderful program, great panel and wonderful ideas. Thank you! Jamee Jordan Patterson

Excellent and inspiring discussions today! Looking forward to implementing some of these ideas within our Parks and Open Spaces! Green time to counter screen time is so necessary!

Excellent panel! Inspiring and challenging ideas!

If anything you heard today inspired you, please share them online with the #AllinForParks! We will be hosting a Twitter party at 2pm. Hope to see you there! https://www.calparks.org/policyforum/twitterparty

Thank you all! Inspiring discussion. Wonderful to hear more about the work that is being done.

Thank you to everyone for your comments in the chat about your great work. Very inspiring and creative ideas.

Park Corridors!! YEsssss!!! Let's make it happen.