Wine Country Times

Rep. Mike Thompson (CA-04) announced Nicole Braddock as the 2023 Solano County Climate Crisis Champion for California’s Fourth District. Rep. Thompson’s Climate Crisis Champions demonstrate significant efforts to protect the environment in our community and combat the ongoing climate crisis. They advocate for the urgent need for action on climate change and inspire others to get involved. Through their work, they are helping to build a more sustainable future for all. 

“Conserving lands for future generations is an essential part of taking on the climate crisis, and Nicole’s work with the Solano Land Trust is a key part of these efforts,” said Thompson. “Bringing communities together and building a common ground for conservation will help us protect our environment. Nicole’s persistent dedication to our community is clear as she advocates for the development of accessible trails and picnic areas, with the ultimate goal of allowing all of Solano County to benefit from the natural resources in our region. It’s because of people like Nicole that I am optimistic about our future, and I am proud to recognize her work on behalf of our community.”

Nicole was born in Cedarville, California. She received a Bachelor of Science degree in Wildlife and Fisheries Biology from UC Davis, and a Masters of Business Administration from Capella University. As the Executive Director of the Solano Land Trust, Nicole has upheld the protection of over 8,000 acres of working farms and natural areas as well as the restoration of miles of creeks and streams. Nicole’s work for our district also includes many volunteer hours serving numerous nonprofit organizations and as a coach for local leaders working in land conservation.

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