The Monterey Bay Area Stewardship Act (MBASA) would establish a regional funding and stewardship authority designed to unlock new resources for long-term stewardship of natural and working lands, strengthen water and climate resilience, and expand access to state, federal, and philanthropic funding across the tri-county region. MBASA is the result of more than a year of partnership with Trust for Public Land and conversations with local governments, special districts, agricultural stewards, Tribal communities, land trusts, and local organizations. MBASA is intended to function as a strategic granting and stewardship-focused entity, helping the region compete for and manage state, federal, and philanthropic resources that local agencies are often not resourced to pursue alone. “There is a unique interconnectedness between Santa Cruz, Monterey and San Benito Counties. We share lands, waterways, and communities,” said Assemblymember Pellerin. More news HERE.
Assemblymember Pellerin Introduces AB 1548 to establish the Monterey Bay Area Stewardship Authority
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