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The law authorizes California State Parks to enter into operating agreements directly with up to 20 nonprofits to save parks from closure.

Nonprofits, park advocates, philanthropists and public agencies around the state have raised funds and struck deals with the state, one by one. But who is counting?

While not final yet, a few nonprofits and public agencies are in various stages of developing proposals to run parks in their communities.

Can nonprofits save California State Parks?