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Assembly proclaims Coastal Stewardship Day, members flag sea-level and habitat concerns
Summary
Assemblymember Addis introduced ACR 231 recognizing Coastal Stewardship Day and warned of wetland losses and rising sea levels; members highlighted local ecological examples and the need to protect coastal resources.
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Assemblymember Addis presented ACR 231 declaring August 10, 2026, as Coastal Stewardship Day, emphasizing the value of California’s coast and wetlands and the threats posed by development and climate change. She said the Central Coast Caucus seeks to highlight stewardship and conservation needs across the state.
Members from coastal districts spoke in support. Assemblymember Rogers cited research and localized ecology that show significant biodiversity concerns; Assemblymember Hart noted threats such as sea-level rise and erosion, and stressed protecting coastline access while conserving habitat. After brief floor discussion the Assembly adopted the resolution by voice vote.
Speakers: Assemblymember Addis (author); Assemblymembers Rogers and Hart (supporters).
