The Redwood Coast Land Conservancy (RCLC) announced this week an award of $845,000 toward the purchase of the 113- acre Mill Bend property at the mouth of the Gualala River.
With this revised order, RCLC has decided to reopen Hearn Gulch and Cooks Beach to make them available for recreation and the enjoyment of nature during this challenging time.
"The Gualala Community Center was overflowing with interested local residents when the Redwood Coast Land Conservancy held a public meeting ...
"A 112-acre swath of land just inside the mouth of the Gualala River, including 13 acres of river frontage adjacent to Gualala Point Regional Park, is on its way to permanent preservation for public recreation and habitat conservation."
October 2019 In this Issue… Mill Bend is now in conservation hands Mill Bend Cooks Beach Hearn Gulch Headlands: Dramatic coastal views along the California coastal trail Restoring Habitat: Dudleya Find a New Home Gualala Bluff Trail Conserving Habitat
This is the first time the Mill Bend property has been on the market in more than 60 years.
October 2018 In this Issue… Gualala Bluff Trail Presentation at Coastal Commission Meeting President’s Corner RCLC Recognized By Coastal Commission Mill Bend Prospects Bluff Trail Volunteers Gualala Bluff Trail Bollards Replaced Gualala Bluff Trail Bench Installed Cooks Beach Bench Log Jam Cleared on Cooks Beach
About 70 people crowded into the Gualala Community Center Wednesday evening to consider the future of the last holdings of Gualala Redwoods Inc., including the Mill Bend parcel, the dramatic river view at the south gateway to Mendocino County.
The Gualala Municipal Advisory Council will sponsor a community forum on the Mill Bend property on Wednesday, Nov. 29, 6 to 8 p.m., at the Gualala Community Center. The forum is the brainchild of John Walton...
November 2017 In this Issue… Update on Mill Bend Properties Next Steps
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