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On May 6, U.S. Congresswomen Anna G. Eshoo and Zoe Lofgren joined NASA’s Ames Research Center Director Eugene Tu, Javier González, head of External Affairs in California at Google on behalf of Planetary Ventures, and Alex Saleh, director of project management at CBRE Group Inc., to mark the start of a new beginning for the iconic structure. Visiting Hangar One gave them an opportunity to see the scaffolding and other preparations already underway for the massive undertaking of restoration project that’s expected to take three years. Once complete, Hangar One will continue to endure for decades of future use as a hub for innovative research and development.  

From left to right: Javier González, head of External Affairs in California at Google, Rep. Zoe Lofgren, Rep. Anna Eshoo, and Ames Center Director Eugene Tu tour the inside of Hangar One.
Credits: NASA/Dominic Hart

“Having worked on this issue since 2003, I’m thrilled that restoration of Hangar One will finally begin,” said Eshoo. “Our community has worked for years to save this historic landmark that defines the landscape of the South Bay region and Silicon Valley. I’m so proud we were able to preserve this iconic piece of history for generations to come.”

Alex Saleh, Director of Project Management, CBRE, center, gives opening remarks in front of Hangar One as Javier González, head of external affairs in California at Google, left, Center Director Eugene Tu, Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren, and Congresswoman Anna Eshoo, right, listen prior to touring the facility.
Credits: NASA photo by Dominic Hart

The hangar as it stands today – a towering structural frame – already represents years of work. About a decade ago, the U.S. Navy removed the hangar’s roof, siding, windows, doors, and other materials, which were found to be contaminated with toxic chemicals. The Navy then sealed the hangar’s frame with epoxy to ensure the chemicals would not pose a health risk, leaving it intact until further work could be completed.  
That work begins in earnest now. Through a lease agreement with NASA, Planetary Ventures will start to carefully clean and remove any remaining contaminants.
Governor Hochul Encourages New Yorkers to Participate in Love Our New York Lands Stewardship Days | Governor Kathy Hochul
“With a record number of New Yorkers and visitors taking advantage of the world class outdoor recreation opportunities our state has to offer, we have a responsibility to preserve the unparalleled beauty of New York’s outdoor spaces,” Governor Hochul said. “I invite all New Yorkers to show how much they love our New York lands and take part in these stewardship opportunities to support the environmental and cultural legacy of our state lands.” To encourage year-round stewardship, the goal of Love Our New York Lands is to help protect the state’s natural resources by providing visitors with the knowledge necessary to reduce their impact, engage users to practice sustainable and safe recreation and help all visitors feel welcome while visiting state lands. These efforts to enhance New York’s public lands align with Governor Hochul’s plan to plant 25 million trees across New York State by 2033, announced during her 2024 State of the State. In partnership with Parks & Trails New York, the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, New York State Canal Corporation and Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) will support statewide volunteer opportunities that kick off with Canal Clean Sweep from April 19-21. Events that follow include I Love My Park Day on May 4, Adirondack and Catskill Park Day on September 7 and Fish and Wildlife Day on September 28. Registration is currently open for the 19th annual Canal Clean Sweep on April 19-21. The annual clean-up event is held across the New York State Canal System and Canalway Trail with over 170 volunteer events to select from. Visit www.ptny.org/canalsweep to sign up for the event you would like to attend. Make sure to note the date and time as most events occur the weekend of April 19-21. The 13th annual I Love My Park Day will take place on May 4 with registration opening April 3. This is the largest statewide volunteer event that enhances our public lands, with volunteers participating by cleaning up debris, planting trees and gardens, restoring trails and wildlife habitats, removing invasive species and working on various site improvement projects. More information can be found at https://www.ptny.org/ilovemypark.
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The halfmoon, Medialuna californensis, as a cleaner fish. M. A. Hixon
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Colorado snapper, Lutjanus colorado, taken near Morro Bay adds new family (Lutjanidae) to California's marine fish fauna. P. B. Lehtonen
Symbiotic burrow-occupying behavior in the bay goby, Lepidogobius lepidus. G. D. Grossman
Flock size and density of common mergansers in northwestern California. L. D. Foreman
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Caltrans is supporting the California Department of Technology (CDT) to install thousands of miles of broadband infrastructure across the state to provide affordable, high-speed internet to improve local access for un- and under-c ...
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In Celebration of Earth Day, Caltrans Invites Volunteers to Join a Local Clean California Community Days Cleanup 
Over 70 events scheduled statewide. Find a local event at CleanCA.com/cccd24
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Funding from Prop 1 is intended to fund projects that provide more reliable water supplies, restore important species and habitat, and develop a more resilient and sustainably managed water system (water supply, water quality, flood protection, and environment) that can better withstand environmental pressures in the coming decades.

 

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Chapter 6 of Proposition 1 requires the services of the California Conservation Corps or a local conservation corps certified by the California Conservation Corps be used, whenever feasible, for restoration and ecosystem protection projects. Corps programs increase the public benefit of these projects by creating workforce development opportunities for young adults.
Organizations seeking funds for a Proposition 1 Chapter 6 project should carefully read the administering agency’s guidelines and then consult with representatives of the CCC or the California Association of Local Conservation Corps (CALCC) to determine the feasibility of a corps’ participation.
The CCC provides supervised crews of 10-15 young adults trained and equipped to work safely on a wide variety of environmental projects related to the priorities of Prop 1.
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Utilizing the Corps is included in the legislation to increase the public benefit of projects by creating workforce development opportunities for young adult Corpsmembers, many of whom live and work in disadvantaged communities.

Seeking a partnership with the CCC ensures compliance with Prop 1 Chapter 6 program guidelines.
The Corps provide comprehensive job training, career development, and educational opportunities to young adults.