With your help, we can ensure California state parks are a priority at the highest level. We hope you will join our diverse coalition of park advocates and use your voices on social media this Park Advocacy Day. Together, we can raise our voice for parks and send a powerful message to policymakers that California’s state parks are important places that need to be protected and that all Californians should have the opportunity to learn, visit, and explore state parks. 

USE THE HASHTAGS

Include hashtags in your posts and find other people’s posts by searching for this hashtag.

#ParkAdvocacyDay

#RiseUpForParks

TAG CALIFORNIA STATE PARKS FOUNDATION

Tag us in your posts so we can share them with our followers

Twitter: @calparks

Instagram: @calparks

Facebook: California State Parks Foundation

TAG YOUR STATE LAWMAKERS

Be sure to tag your elected official in posts throughout the day! You can find your officials information now.

WHAT/WHEN SHOULD I POST TO SOCIAL MEDIA

Things you are excited about throughout the day! When you post to social media, be sure to use the hashtag #ParkAdvocacyDay and #RiseUpForParks (on public posts/accounts). This helps us share what’s going on at this important day with people who couldn’t join us and raises the profile of state parks with California’s decision makers.

You might want to share:

• A reaction or quote from the general session that spoke to you
• Why parks matter to you and your community
• Why you advocate for California state parks
• Your state park story
• A retweet, repost, or response to California State Parks Foundation’s social media

SAMPLE POSTS

• Today is #ParkAdvocacyDay! Rise up for Parks today and let policymakers know California’s state parks are important places that need to be protected and that all Californians should have the opportunity to learn, visit, and explore state parks. Learn more at calparks.org/pad
• California state parks have supported me [INSERT WAYS YOU FELT SUPPORTED BY PARKS] during the pandemic. Now is the time for us to #RiseUpForParks and urge California's lawmakers to protect them now and for generations to come! 

GRAPHICS

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