October 2012 In this Issue… RCLC To Complete Gualala Bluff Trail From Our New Executive Director Two New RCLC Board Members Art in the Redwoods Award New RCLC Mapping Project RCLC Welcomes Linda Bell as New Executive Director Memorial Project Offers Beautiful Coastal Views
Save the Redwoods League and The Pacific Forest Trust (PFT) have recently completed the purchase of Stewarts Point Ranch, an 871-acre coastal redwood property just to the south of The Sea Ranch.
June 2011 In this Issue… Breakers Access to Gualala Bluff Trail Now Open Executive Director's Corner Two New Members Join The RCLC Board Recycling Adds Up! In Memory of Rosemarie Hocker Your Local Land Trust at Work RCLC Continues Program to Protect Butterfly
At its May 12 meeting, the California Coastal Commission approved the application by Bower Limited Partnership (BLP) to construct a 105-footlong Geoweb retaining wall along the bluff behind the Surf Supermarket.
After weeks of intermittent rain and gusting winds, April 16, the designated Bonham Trail to Cooks Beach Dedication Day, dawned clear and promising.
In a major project started earlier this year, RCLC is working with the US Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) to help identify and preserve habitat for the Behren's Silverspot Butterfly, an endangered species unique to our local area.
This spring, RCLC celebrated the completion of two public access projects with grand opening ceremonies attended by funders, government officials, RCLC members and volunteers.
A scenic expanse of coastal terrace north of Anchor Bay has been donated to Redwood Coast Land Conservancy as a memorial to William Craig Whiteley, whose family and friends shared many vacations together in this strikingly beautiful spot.
June 2010 In this Issue… Grand Openings Held for Completed RCLC Projects President's Corner New Public Access Brochure Grand Opening of The Bonham Trail to Cooks Beach Land Donated for William Craig Whiteley Memorial Behren's Silverspot Surveys Planned Coastal Commission Rules on Retaining Wall Historic Stewarts Point Ranch Purchased Community Recognizes Mary Sue Ittner for Her Work as Bluff Trail Project Manager
On May 31, RCLC members, friends and volunteers of the Gualala Bluff Trail gathered to recognize the accomplishmentsof the trail's longtime project manager, Mary Sue Ittner. Mary Sue has been involved from the very beginning in the planning, building, maintenance and stewardship of this Gualala landmark.
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