California Department of Conservation: Open Data and Map Access CNRA

California Department of Conservation Open Data and Maps CNRA The Department of Conservation provides services and information that promote environmental health, economic vitality, informed land-use decisions, and sound management of our state’s natural resources. As home to the California Geological Survey, the Division of Oil, Gas, and Geothermal Resources, Division of Land Resource Protection, and Division of Mine Reclamation, spatial data informs virtually every aspect of the Department’s activities. The California Department of Conservation (DOC) is a prolific producer of spatial data and manages much of the data using Geographic Information Systems (GIS). More information can be found at DOC Maps, the California Department of Conservation's Geospatial Data and Web Maps collection. Find Data Explore by Subject Area Land Use Planning Agriculture California Geology Geologic Hazards Geothermal Resources Mines and Mineral Resources Oil and Gas Map Applications Apps provide simple access to information and tools for citizens to understand your community. We recommend exploring the apps below for helping engage around specific goals and initiatives - as well as encourage people to create their own stories and apps using the API and ready to configure apps. Earthquake Zones App Quaternary Surficial Geology of Southern California Geologic Gems of the California State Parks California Important Farmland Finder Geologic Map of California Well Finder CGS Information Warehouse: Regulatory Maps Mines Online Aliso Canyon Safety Review California Important Farmland Finder Time Series Fault Activity Map of California (2010) Landslide Inventory (Beta) Indoor Radon Potential CalStim'D Copyright 2019. State of California About Contact Us

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