Bill would allow president to reduce Carrizo Plain National Monument by up to 85,000 acres.
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Congressional Committee Approves Legislation to Roll Back National Monument Designations
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Unofficial Report Suggests Carrizo Plain National Monument Will Not Be Reduced or Eliminated
Carrizo Plain may be safe from boundary reduction, but monument management plan changes could still occur.
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Fate of the Carrizo Plain Still Unknown
Interior Secretary Zinke refuses today to publicly release his recommendation for iconic California landscape.
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Over 130 Local Business Owners Sign Letter Supporting Carrizo Plain National Monument
Local businesses write letter to Secretary Zinke in support of the Carrizo Plain.
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Carrizo Plain National Monument Supported by Thousands Along Central Coast
Over 3,000 local residents, 80 businesses, 20 local elected officials, and 33 organizations support the monument.
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Comment Period Begins for Trump’s Review of Carrizo Plain National Monument
ForestWatch launches savethecarrizo.org to encourage public comments.
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450 Organizations Oppose Efforts to Remove or Decrease Protections for National Monuments
ForestWatch joins chorus of groups concerned about the fate of the Carrizo Plain and other national monuments.
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Trump Orders Review of All National Monuments Designated Since 1996, Including Carrizo Plain
ForestWatch is prepared to challenge any rollback of the Carrizo Plain National Monument.
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Legislation Announced to Benefit Wilderness, Watersheds, and Recreation in the Los Padres and Carrizo Plain
Nearly 250,000 acres of wilderness could be added.
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Celebrating the End of an Era on the Carrizo Plain Ecological Reserve
For the first time in decades, commercial livestock grazing will not be allowed anywhere in the Carrizo Plain Ecological Reserve.
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