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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RCLC is experiencing a growth spurt, despite its 30-year-old age. With Mill Bend Preserve secured in 2021, and the State Coastal Conservancy-funded Conservation Plan delivered in the fall of 2022, RCLC is now actively restoring native habitats and designing an expanded trails network, including natural and cultural history interpretation.
June 2023 In this Issue… Youth Group Overnight: Work,Recreation and Education What will RCLC Properties and Gualala Look Like in 2123? Featured Volunteer: Perk Perkins One Family’s History from the Mill Bend Preserve Cemetery Kids in Kayaks on the Gualala River – our Future Stewards
April 2023 In this Issue… Board President’s Message Serving as Stewards Featured Volunteer: Nicole Forte Ring of Fire – Bio Char Kiln Updates and Our Wish List
Once buried under heavy brush and fallen tree limbs, Gualala cemetery Mill Bend is being restored by volunteers from Redwood Coast Land Conservancy who are, in the process, unveiling the history of early settlers in Gualala.
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