The Coastal Commission recently awarded a Whale Tail Grant to the CA Urban Streams Alliance – The Stream Team. The grant is to initiate a stewardship engagement and watershed monitoring effort for the impaired, lower reach of the Gualala River and estuary, a habitat for endangered species such as young Coho salmon and steelhead.
August 2022 In this Issue… RCLC President’s Message Mapping the Flora at Mill Bend PreserveIntroducing Jim Elias – our Executive Director Featured Volunteer: Eric Agnew Gualala Cemetery – A Look Back to the 60’s and a New Exhibit Updates and Our Wish List
JUNE 2022 In this Issue… RCLC President's Message Kayaking the Gualala River with Local Students Discover Mill Bend Preserve...On Your Own! Featured Volunteer: Joaquin Jacob A Little History: Gualala Cemetery Happenings at Mill Bend New Weather Station and New Business Partner: Further Reach Updates and Our Wish List
Redwood Coast Land Conservancy had an open house on Sunday April 24 as part of Earth Day Weekend...We led guided walking tours...
April 2022 In this Issue… RCLC President's Message Water Conservation for Trees Planted at Cooks Beach Hearn Gulch Preserve: Protected for All Featured Volunteer: Mike Spurlock A Little History: Dog Hole Ports of Mendonoma New Program to Steward the Gualala River Our Wish List: Equipment Needs Coming soon.... The goats are BACK!
February 2022 In this Issue… RCLC President's Message Upper Mill Bend Site Clean Up! Gualala Bluff Trail Featured Volunteer: Harmony Susalla A Little History: Gualala School House Learn More: RCLC Properties Our Wish List: Equipment Needs
The recent storm is not the only thing causing damage to local beaches. According to Joel Chaban, secretary of Redwood Coast Land Conservancy, it appears a pickup truck drove up and down the bluff top steps used as an entrance to Cooks Beach in the last few days, causing damage to the steps.
October 2021 In this Issue… Holy Goats and Saintly Sheep! Important message from our VP John Walton RCLC's Photo Contest winners Meet a key volunteer Wildlife photos, and more
To improve security at the Mill Bend boat launch site, the gate to the access site will now be closed to vehicle traffic sunset to sunrise, according to Redwood Coast Land Conservancy which owns the property.
Drought Changes in the Gualala River Estuary’s Summer Lagoon: Native Aquatic Vegetation versus Algal Blooms. Read this virtual field trip with questions and answers by Peter Baye, Ph.D, Coastal Ecologist and Botanist of Friends of Gualala River.
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