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ALT Infographic showing a map of California with earthquakes on the left and a bar graph with the number of each magnitude of earthquake on the right.
ALT Image promoting a virtual lunch series titled "A History of Native California." The featured topic is "Chapter 7: Friends and Enemies: Reframing Progress, and Fighting for Sovereignty," scheduled for June 19, 12-1 p.m. It includes a link: bit.ly/NativeHistory-Ch7. There's a photograph of a Native American woman with a woven basket and the book cover "We Are the Land: A History of Native California" by Damon B. Akins and William J. Bauer Jr. Event speakers include Geneva E.B. Thompson and William J. Bauer Jr.
ALT A person stands on a cliff overlooking the ocean, with a bright orange backpack and arms raised in celebration. The image includes text about a "Secretary Speaker Series" event titled "AAPI Trailblazers: Bold Leaders Advocating for the Environment," scheduled for May 29 from noon to 1 p.m. In the foreground, there's a banner for Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month adorned with floral designs.
ALT Image showing a promotional poster for the "Secretary Speaker Series: Bold Leaders Advocating for the Environment" event. It features headshots of four speakers: Khydeeja Alam from the California Commission on Asian and Pacific Islander American Affairs, Allison Chin from the Sierra Club, Damon Nagami from the Natural Resources Defense Council, and Noaki Schwartz from the California Natural Resources Agency. The event is part of Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month. The background is maroon with white and gold text.
ALT Flyer for the "Virtual Lunch Series: A History of Native California." It promotes Chapter 6, "Working for Land: Rancherias, Reservations, and Labor, 1870-1904," on May 29 from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. The flyer shows a black-and-white photo of two people on horses in a rural landscape, credited to the Huntington Library. Next to it is the cover of the book "We Are the Land: A History of Native California" by Damon B. Akins and William J. Bauer Jr. It also invites people to join Deputy Secretary of Tribal Affairs Geneva E.B. Thompson and Professor William J. Bauer Jr. for monthly discussions. The California Natural Resources Agency logo is at the bottom left.
ALT Screenshot of the cover page of the article about the Sierra Nevada Atlas. In the center of the page is an image of the map, and along the edges are text.
ALT A graphic with four photos from Tribal Initiatives that says: $25 million in funding is available through SGC’s Tribal Housing & Capacity Building Initiative.
ALT Image of a group of firefighters in yellow helmets and gear working in a dry, grassy area under a sunny sky. In the foreground, a person wearing a white hard hat and orange safety vest is observing. The image is overlaid with a green banner reading "Secretary Speaker Series." Below, text advertises a live conversation titled “Ready, Set, Go! Climate Bond in Motion” scheduled for May 12, noon to 1 p.m., discussing transformational investments in California. Location noted as Topanga Canyon - Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy.
ALT A green event flyer titled "Secretary Speaker Series" with the tagline "Ready, Set, Go! Climate Bond in Motion." It features headshots and titles of four speakers: Wade Crowfoot, Abby Edwards, Julie Alvis, and Ray Garcia, representing various California state agencies focused on natural resources and climate innovation.
ALT Alt text: A promotional flyer for the "Secretary Speaker Series" titled "Ready, Set, Go! Climate Bond in Motion." It features headshots and names of four women: Nancy Wahl-Scheurich from the California Association of Resource Conservation Districts, Teresa Mallory from the California Natural Resources Agency, Paula Birdsong from the Sacramento Regional Conservation Corps, and Virginia Jameson from the California Department of Food and Agriculture. The background is green with white text and a white logo resembling a stylized "R."
ALT Infographic showing a map of California. Dots show the location of earthquakes and the size of the dot indicates the earthquake magnitude. On the right is a bar graph showing the number of earthquakes of each size.