California State Lands Commission

The California State Lands Commission (CSLC) is a government agency responsible for managing public lands and resources in California. It oversees state-owned lands, including coastal areas, tidal areas, and navigable waterways. The commission ensures that these lands are used responsibly and sustainably, balancing environmental protection with opportunities for recreation, commerce, and energy development. Additionally, it manages leases for activities like oil drilling and renewable energy projects, aiming to maximize public benefit while preserving the state's natural and cultural resources.