Upcoming Meetings and Events


California State Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting
Jul
2

California State Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting

Let the California State Parks and Recreation Commission know that they should not grant the easement to place the gen-tie line and switchyard for the Coyote Creek Project within the Prairie City SVRA property! Check the State Parks Commission Meetings of the Commission webpage for more information as it becomes available.

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SMUD Policy Committee Meeting
Apr
8

SMUD Policy Committee Meeting

  • SMUD Headquarters Building Auditorium (or virtual) (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Attend the next SMUD Policy Committee Meeting on April 8th at 6PM. Please thank the committee for the commitments made at the last meeting, and hold them accountable to ensure that they follow through in forming the ad hoc committee needed to work on improving the procurement process. More info on the SMUD Board Meetings Webpage.

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SMUD Policy Committee Meeting
Mar
11

SMUD Policy Committee Meeting

  • SMUD Headquarters Building Auditorium (or virtual) (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Join us at the SMUD Policy Committee Meeting to see a presentation from the Coyote Creek Coalition regarding recommended changes to SMUD’s energy procurement practices. There will opportunity for public comment at the meeting, please show up and make yourself heard, you will not be alone! The meeting agenda and zoom registration info will be posted here ahead of the meeting.

Talking Points and More Information - Presentation Slides

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Community Meeting - Update and Advocacy Training.
Feb
11

Community Meeting - Update and Advocacy Training.

Join us at the Shepard Garden & Art Center at McKinley Park to hear recent updates on the efforts to Save Coyote Creek. We will also be holding an advocacy crash course!

The advocacy training will be a hands-on, practical training designed to help you speak up effectively for the places, wildlife, and communities you care about.

This training focuses on building real-world advocacy skills you can use immediately. Participants will learn how public input shapes conservation decisions and how to make that input count. We'll cover how to deliver clear and confident verbal public comments, write effective letters and emails to decision-makers, and use social media as a thoughtful tool for conservation advocacy.

No prior experience needed! This course is designed for anyone who cares deeply about conservation but may feel unsure about how to engage, as well as those who want to sharpen their existing advocacy skills.

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