"Last winter, fierce storms ripped away parts of the stairs to Walk On Beach at The Sea Ranch. But the second of those storms also left hundreds of small stones, unlike any I have seen before or since, colored in shades of mauve, peach, purple and ivory, often swirled together in the same rock."
April 2003 In this Issue… Getting Ready for Prime Time: Gualala Bluff Trail Phase II The Stewardship Fund A Walk Along The Gualala Bluff Trail: Close-Up and Personal A Personal Experience on GBT II RCLC Profile: Laurie Mueller
Hearn Gulch belongs to you, the public, for your ocean access pleasure.
October 2002 In this Issue… Ocean Access at St. Orres Creek Environmental Award Winner Opportunity Knocks Annual Raffle Supports RCLC RCLC Profile: Bill Wiemeyer Stewardship Fund Conservation Easement Monitors Progress on Hearn Gulch
Gualala artist Ron Bolander won RCLC's Environmental Award at the 2002 Art in the Redwoods Show.
You may wander or watch whales, whitecaps and whimbrels...when you walk alone or with friends along the Bluff Trail today. Tomorrow think about an Autumn 2003 extension from the Surf Motel south to Oceansong Restaurant.
April 2002In this Issue…Good News! Hearn Gulch Belongs to The PublicStewardship FundRCLC Profile: Mary RhyneRCLC to Sponsor Award
Directly below the trail lies the Gualala River estuary and summertime lagoon, where the river meets the sea. Here is one of the best places along the coast to observe nature in action.
As of Friday, December 14, 2001, RCLC, on behalf of the public, is the new owner of the Hearn Gulch Beach and Headlands. Congratulations!
October 2001 In this Issue… Good News! Opportunity Knocks Art in The Redwoods Environmental Award Gualala Bluff Trail Upkeep RCLC Profile: Fiona O'Neill An RCLC Celebration Gualala River Watershed Council Gualala Bluff Trail - Phase II
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