Protecting our environmental resources and promoting social justice
COASTWALK’s 35th annual coastal clean up day September 21st Saturday should be named environment enhancement day. Here’s another opportunity to really make a difference and meet some new friends of the planet. Every year hundreds of thousands of people across Sonoma County, the California Coast and the world join together to remove millions of pounds …
COASTWALK’s 35th annual coastal clean up day September 21st Read More »
Cea Higgins, Coastwalk executive director lead the charge to inform the public and garner support. We thank you for all your hard work. Plese consider donating to this wonderful organization: https://coastwalk.org Dear Colleagues After several hours of deliberation and testimony at today’s Coastal Commission hearing to determine Federal Consistency for the USFWS mouse eradication project …
WE WON!!! Coastal Commision stops USFWS Poison Drop on Farallones Read More »
Dear Commissioner, My husband and I live near Sebastopol, and in the past have very much enjoyed hiking on Bodega Head and watching whales from the westside parking area. When family or friends visit from other parts of the US, and from overseas, we usually take them to Bodega Bay and drive them along the …
Regional Parks Hosts Community Meeting for North Coast Trails Santa Rosa, CA – February 13, 2019 – Sonoma County Regional Parks invites the public to a Feb. 23 informational meeting for two trails planned on the North Coast. Park planners will provide updates on a 1.1-mile trail proposed for the Kashia Coastal Reserve north of …
Feb. 23rd: Regional Parks Hosts Community Meeting for North Coast Trails Read More »
Love your coast and help support a wonderful organization headed by Cea Higgins. COASTWALK is holding a benefit hike for the organization founded by Bill and Lucy Kortum back in the 70’s that led to passage of the California Coastal Act. It begins at the newly-acquired national marine monument at Point Arena and ends at Bodega …
Enjoy our coast despite the threat from current administration Read More »