March 2024In this issue...Good News for Mill Bend Preserve: $1.66 Million Public Access & Restoration Grant Awarded by State Coastal ConservancyRCLC Welcomes New Board Members: Introducing Andrea and JenniferCalifornia Conservation Corps Bolsters Mill Bend Preserve Wildfire ResistanceIn Memory
Among the projects are an estuary restoration plan being funded by a $404,000 California Department of Fish and Wildlife grant.
A group of 12 young adults and their supervisor recently made a trip from the Corps’ Ukiah center to Gualala for a week of spike-living at the Mill Bend Preserve, where the hard work and low pay were in abundance.
Cool, damp weather did not keep over 40 attendees from enjoying Redwood Coast Land Conservancy's Wreath Making event held at Mill Bend Preserve on Saturday, Dec. 2.
November 2023 In this issue… A Bench With a View Field Trip Report Upcoming Events In Praise of Kay A Note from the Executive Director
The Bourns Landing / Cook’s Beach landscape is classic Sonoma and Mendocino County coastline– flat, nearly treeless headlands overlooking a broad wind-protected sandy beach.
A doggie bag dispenser and bluff-top bench are provided. There are no bathrooms or garbage cans provided.
Because of the lack of these amenities, limited parking and sensitive habitat, private events and large group gatherings are not allowed at Cooks Beach. A violation of this policy may result in a fine by the California Coastal Commission.
There are no restrooms, drinking water or trash cans. Please pack all trash and animal waste out to help us keep it clean.
September 2023 In this issue… History and Hearn’s Gulch RCLC and FoGR in Partnership for the Gualala River Featured Volunteer: Karl Young Upcoming Events
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