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California launches Salton Sea Conservancy to accelerate restoration and dust control efforts

California is taking a new step toward restoring the Salton Sea, as Gavin Newsom announced the creation of a new Salton Sea Conservancy.

State leaders say the Conservancy will focus on accelerating long-awaited habitat restoration projects while also tackling dust suppression efforts at the shrinking lake. As water levels continue to decline, exposed lakebed has raised growing concerns about air quality and public health across surrounding communities.

Officials say the new entity is designed to streamline restoration work, cutting through bureaucratic delays and bringing a more coordinated, long-term approach to improving conditions at the Salton Sea.

The Conservancy was first announced last year by Alex Padilla and is now beginning to take shape as part of the state’s broader environmental strategy.

Leaders say the goal is to create meaningful progress in restoring critical habitats while protecting nearby residents from worsening dust pollution tied to the lake’s decline.

The Salton Sea has long been a priority issue in the Coachella Valley, with ongoing efforts focused on balancing environmental restoration, wildlife preservation, and public health concerns.

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By: NBC Palm Springs

April 11, 2026

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California launches Salton Sea Conservancy to accelerate restoration and dust control efforts