§ 2725 Land Conservation Funding Limits

Fish and Game Code·California

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This law says the state won't spend money to buy or protect land that is too damaged to grow plants, support wildlife, or protect nature for a long time.

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•The state won't spend money on land that is too damaged to support plants or wildlife.
•The land must be able to protect nature for a long time to qualify for funding.
•This rule helps make sure money is spent on land that can actually be fixed or protected.

Example

A piece of land is full of toxic waste and nothing can grow there.

The state won't use its money to buy or fix this land because it's too broken to help plants, animals, or nature in the long run.

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§ 2725 Land Conservation Funding Limits

No funds available pursuant to this chapter shall be encumbered for any lands that, due to their degraded character, will not sustain plants or wildlife or will not afford protection to a natural community on a long-term basis. (Added June 7, 1988, by initiative Proposition 70. Operative November 9, 1988, by Sec. 4 of Prop. 70.)

Last verified: January 10, 2026

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funds degraded character sustain plants or wildlife protection to a natural community long-term basis Proposition 70

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Official text at leginfo.legislature.ca.gov
California Legislature. Fish and Game Code. Section 2725.

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