Help Solve California’s State Parks Crisis
The Problem:
California’s state parks are in peril and face irreparable damage. Twice in the past two years, state parks were on the brink of being shut down and in 2010 parks funding faces total elimination from the states budget.
The Solution:
The State Parks Initiative, slated for the Nov. 2010 ballot, will create a stable source of funding for state parks. California vehicles will get free admission in exchange for a new $18 vehicle license fee.
What's New
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California Lodging Industry Association Endorses 2010 State Parks Initiative 
CLIA Joins Growing Coalition of Supporters in Tourism Industry that Recognize State Parks are Crucial to California’s Economy
Ballot Measure Would Provide Stable and Reliable Funding to Protect State Parks and Conserve Wildlife
Volunteers throughout California will join paid staff in gathering more than 477,000 valid signatures to qualify for Nov. 2 statewide ballot.
Adoption of Parks Access Fee Would Grant Californians Free, Year-Round Admission To All State Parks. 
Joins Growing Coalition in Support of Ballot Measure to Provide Stable and Reliable Funding to Protect State Parks and Conserve Wildlife
