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.
October 2009 In this Issue… New RCLC Outreach Project Protecting Endangered Species RCLC Completes Two Projects Why Stewardship Is Important Gualala Bluff Trail Update
June 2009 In this Issue… RCLC Explores New Projects New RCLC Staff Gualala Bluff Trail Cooks Beach Photos Hearn Gulch Wildflowers RCLC Contributors RCLC Profile—Ray Jackman
February 2008 In this Issue… Cooks Beach Rea;dy to Weather Winter Storms Viewing Platform Planned for St. Orres Project Gualala Bluff Trail Awaits Review Hearn Bulch Headlands Project is Complete Thank You for Your Support
The Bonham Trail to Cooks Beach Project is a perfect example of the many partnerships necessary to identify, plan, develop and maintain a valuable piece of property in our local community.
The RCLC Board is pleased to report that the lawsuit between Bower Limited Partnership, RCLC, and the California Coastal Commission was finally settled earlier this spring, allowing the building of the Gualala Bluff Trail to proceed after a two-year delay.
June 2007 In this Issue… President's Corner Lawsuit against RCLC Settled Fifteen Years of Accomplishment Completion of Trail May Be Delayed A Delightful Detour Progress on The Gualala Bluff Trail A New Partner in Conservation St. Orres Project A Challenge Hearn Gulch Project Approved RCLC Is New Beach Captain Remembering RCLC Founder Ray Van de Water Many Partners in Bonham Trail/Cooks Beach Project RCLC Awards Given for Environmental Art
For the past fifteen years, the Redwood Coast Land Conservancy has been working to preserve our natural environment and to provide public access to local bluffs and beaches.
February 2007 In this Issue… Hearn Gulch Project Moves Forward Gualala Bluff Trail Project on Hold Work Begins on Cooks Beach/Bonham Trail Project Viewing Platform Planned for St. Orres Project
No one epitomized the goals, aspirations, and dedication to preserving the natural world more than Ray Van de Water. A native Californian, born in Monrovia, California, he traded Berkeley academia after one year for the training that called to him - the Merchant Marine Academy.
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