Upcoming Opportunities
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Schedule of Events
Saturday
9am-1pm: Mini kayak tours each hour from Launcher Beach with Trinidad Coastal Land Trust and Explore North Coast. Registration required by emailing your time preference to michelle@trinidadcoastallandtrust.org.
10-11:30am & 12-1:30pm: Bilingual Birding Walks to the Trinidad Lighthouse with TCLT & Ciencia Para Todos. Meet at the Trinidad Memorial Lighthouse for a nature walk with bilingual guides.
10-1pm: Fishing off the Pier with the Trinidad Rancheria. Equipment and instruction is available. Families and 16 and under.
9-2pm: Information Station with the Trinidad Civic Club at the Trinidad Memorial Lighthouse. Snacks and Lighthouse swag available for purchase.
6-9pm: Trinidad Arts Night at multiple locations (trinidadartnight.com).
Sunday
10-2pm: Trinidad Coastal Cleanup with TCLT and Northcoast Environmental Center. Sign up below and meet at Moonstone Beach or Houda Point to pick up supplies, receive instructions, and drop off trash afterwards.
9-12pm: Seabird Watching at Wedding Rock in Patrick's Point State Park*
10-11am & 12-1pm: Sue-Meg Village Tours. Meet at the Patrick's Point State Park Visitors Center* for an interpreter led walk in Sue-Meg Village. Skip Lowry, a Yurok Tribal descendant will take you on a tour of a re-created traditional Yurok village. The structures are made of redwood split-plank and engineered with amazing Traditional Ecological Knowledge! Through life experience and the need for testimonial justice, social justice, and environmental justice Interpreter Skip will aim to engage, encourage and inspire visitor’s to explore more about what they found moving from this unique and powerful engagement. Skip touches on sensitive subjects regarding the recent and often violent treatment and displacement of his Indigenous ancestors, and ties it to the now! The Yurok people and our culture are alive and well! And, for good reason.
*Free Patrick's Point State Park entry is available to those participating in Trinidad Appreciation Weekend Activities, just lets the Park Aid at the entry kiosk know.
Funding for this event is in part from the Coastal Commission's WHALE TAIL® Grants Program.
TCLT is excited to be Site Captain for this years Coastal Cleanup Month hosted by the Northcoast Environmental Center!
Come out on Sunday, September 26, between 10am -2pm and meet us at Moonstone Beach or Houda Point/Camel Rock to pick up supplies, get directions, and drop off your trash afterwards. We are striving to clean up all of the beaches, trails, and parking areas between the Little River and Trinidad, including Scenic Drive.
NEC is so appreciative of our Coastal Cleanup Month volunteers that this year they are offering a chance to win prizes for participants! Every volunteer who fills out the Cleanup Results Reporting Form will be entered into a weekly raffle where they can win fun prizes. If you do more than one cleanup in a week, you can fill out the form again to increase your odds of winning! Follow the NEC on Facebook or Instagram to learn about the weekly prizes being offered.
Please fill out the signup form below.
Come out on Sunday, September 26, between 10am -2pm and meet us at Moonstone Beach or Houda Point/Camel Rock to pick up supplies, get directions, and drop off your trash afterwards. We are striving to clean up all of the beaches, trails, and parking areas between the Little River and Trinidad, including Scenic Drive.
NEC is so appreciative of our Coastal Cleanup Month volunteers that this year they are offering a chance to win prizes for participants! Every volunteer who fills out the Cleanup Results Reporting Form will be entered into a weekly raffle where they can win fun prizes. If you do more than one cleanup in a week, you can fill out the form again to increase your odds of winning! Follow the NEC on Facebook or Instagram to learn about the weekly prizes being offered.
Please fill out the signup form below.
TCLT is seeking a new Executive Director!
We are excited to be offering the opportunity for an experienced professional to lead our efforts to provide access to and protect the beauty of the Trinidad Coast. We believe that the wild and scenic northern Humboldt County coast is a source of joy and inspiration. Every day we work to ensure that people can experience the stunning coast from Little River to Big Lagoon by managing 11 properties and 16 conservation easements. Management activities include maintaining public access trails, providing educational walks and activities that connect people to the land, and involve the community with conservation and stewardship of these lands. We do this because creating a more compassionate and joyful world of people who care for the coast and all its living beings is key to ensuring protection of these resources for current and future generations.
The Executive Director reports to the Board of Directors and serves as the lead executive of the organization, responsible for the implementation of TCLT’s Strategic Plan and consistent achievement of its mission and financial objectives. TCLT is seeking candidates who have strong skills in the areas of outreach and fund development, administration and organizational management, and conservation and land stewardship. This position is 30hrs/week and $40,000-$50,000 annually, depending on experience. A full job description and instructions on how to apply can be found here.
Position is opened until filled. Please share widely!
We are excited to be offering the opportunity for an experienced professional to lead our efforts to provide access to and protect the beauty of the Trinidad Coast. We believe that the wild and scenic northern Humboldt County coast is a source of joy and inspiration. Every day we work to ensure that people can experience the stunning coast from Little River to Big Lagoon by managing 11 properties and 16 conservation easements. Management activities include maintaining public access trails, providing educational walks and activities that connect people to the land, and involve the community with conservation and stewardship of these lands. We do this because creating a more compassionate and joyful world of people who care for the coast and all its living beings is key to ensuring protection of these resources for current and future generations.
The Executive Director reports to the Board of Directors and serves as the lead executive of the organization, responsible for the implementation of TCLT’s Strategic Plan and consistent achievement of its mission and financial objectives. TCLT is seeking candidates who have strong skills in the areas of outreach and fund development, administration and organizational management, and conservation and land stewardship. This position is 30hrs/week and $40,000-$50,000 annually, depending on experience. A full job description and instructions on how to apply can be found here.
Position is opened until filled. Please share widely!
Spring & Summer 2021 Newsletter and 2020 Annual Report
Trinidad Coastal Land Trust recently published our annual newsletter and financial report for 2020. This newsletter contains our Spring and Summer schedule of events, community science updates, land conservation projects, and a message from our Director. Check it out!
