Baker Beach Stewardship Work Day
Saturday, May 7th 9:30am-Noon
Baker Beach Work Day 2021
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Come bid spring farewell and welcome summer with the Trinidad Coastal Land Trust! Our amazing volunteers help restore natural habitat, promote biodiversity, and help maintain safe and reliable public trails. So far this season, we cleared invasive species from the headland above Baker Beach and repaired the steps to the beach at Houda and Luffenholtz points.
For our last Work Day of the season, we will return to Baker Beach to restore the cable steps to the beach. Wave erosion from winter storms removes the rocks and sand that support the lower sections of the trail. With the help of volunteer stewards, we will repair and stabilize these steps so that community members can have safe coastal access all summer long. We hope you will join us! Tools and gloves will be provided, registration is required. Please email zoe@trinidadcoastallandtrust.org or call (707)677-2501 to sign up! |
Earth Day Sunset Stewardship at Little River
Friday, April 22nd, 5-7pm
View of the estuary from the future home of the Little River Trail
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Come join the Trinidad Coastal Land Trust for a special Sunset Stewardship event co-hosted with Mother Earth Engineering, a woman-owned licensed civil + environmental engineering company based in Humboldt County, California. Founded in 2016, MEE develops sustainable solutions through innovative problem-solving and design.
We at the land trust are excited to continue our springtime stewardship in collaboration with Mother Earth Engineering. So far this season, we cleared invasive species from the headland above Baker Beach and repaired the steps to the beach at Houda and Luffenholtz points. Our amazing volunteers help restore natural habitat, promote biodiversity, and help maintain safe and reliable public trails for surfers, dog-walkers, and beach enthusiasts alike. This special Sunset Stewardship event will be held on Earth Day (April 22nd) from 5:30 to 7 pm. We will work to remove ivy from a high slope overlooking Little River and Clam Beach. This property is the future home to the Little River Trail, which will connect pedestrians and cyclists from Clam Beach to Westhaven. This event is a great chance to sneak a preview of the site and work toward restoring the native flora at this beautiful overlook! We invite you to join us! Registration is required, so please email zoe@trinidadcoastallandtrust.org to sign up. |
Bruno Groth Grove Stewardship Work Day
Saturday, February 5th, 9:30am-Noon
Bruno Groth Redwood Grove in Trinidad, California
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Join us at the little known enchanting redwood forest Bruno Groth Grove for an English ivy removal work day.
The Bruno Groth Redwood Grove is a beautiful 1.5 acre redwood forest property owned by the Land Trust, located along Scenic Drive just south of Trinidad. This redwood grove property was donated by local resident and Land Trust founder Dr. Herman Iverson, in memory of his friend, neighbor and famous artist Mr. Bruno Groth. The property is currently without a formal trail (no signage) and is bordered by two small but steep tributary creeks of Parker Creek. Stewardship Volunteers work to protect native plant communities and preserve public access to Trinidad's astounding coastline. TCLT is dependent on, and incredibly thankful for, the hard work of volunteer stewards to restore native plant communities, maintain public trails, keep beaches clean of litter, and educate the community. To sign up as a Stewardship Volunteer and to receive more information, email michelle@trinidadcoastallandtrust.org. This event will be COVID safe, with physical distancing of 6ft maintained and masks worn. |
Stewardship Volunteers work to protect native plant communities and preserve public access to Trinidad's astounding coastline. TCLT is dependent on, and incredibly thankful for, the hard work of volunteer stewards to restore native plant communities, maintain public trails, keep beaches clean of litter, and educate the community. To sign up as a Stewardship Volunteer, email michelle@trinidadcoastallandtrust.org, and check out our calendar for upcoming Stewardship Work Days.
