Time and time again, our community has demonstrated a commitment to preserving, restoring, and sharing this remarkable stretch of coast. Read more to find out how you can support RCLC's vision for the future.
This newsletter features an article on eradicating a new invasive plant on the Mendocino Coast, bear research at Mill Bend Preserve, a wreath making event, and the launch of the end of year fundraising campaign. Read more in our December 2024 newsletter.
With your gift, we can preserve, restore and share this unique landscape for future generations. Read more about our progress in 2024, and our ambitions for next year and beyond.
Autumn 2024 In this issue... Why CA's Prop 4 Deserves Your Support Restoration in Progress RCLC in the Community RCLC Continues to Grow
Summer 2024In this issue...Kids in KayaksGet to Know EfiSpecial Event: Walk Through TimeRCLC Launches New WebsiteNow Hiring: Land StewardGualala Cemetery Nat'l Recognition
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
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