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Spring & Summer 2022 Newsletter and 2021 Annual Report

Trinidad Coastal Land Trust recently published our annual newsletter and financial report for 2021. This newsletter contains our Spring and Summer schedule of events, updates about our leadership transition, land conservation projects, and a letter from our new Director. Check it out!

Read more here!

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Spring 2022: Volunteer Stewardship Work Days

Volunteers at our April 2nd Stewardship Work Day at Houda Point and Luffenholtz Beach.

Our amazing volunteers help restore natural habitat and promote biodiversity by removing invasive plant species from our coastline. Additionally, they help maintain safe and reliable public trails for surfers, dog-walkers, and beach enthusiasts alike. We are so grateful for the dedication and love they show for our local natural spaces. Our Stewardship Work Days are in full swing for the season, but there are a couple more opportunities to join in on the fun.

Next up is our Sunset Stewardship event on Earth Day (April 22nd) from 5 to 7:30 pm, co-hosted with Mother Earth Engineering! 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!

Our final work day of the season will be at Baker Beach on Saturday May 7th from 9:30 to noon. We will work 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 invite you to join us. Please email zoe@trinidadcoastallandtrust.org to sign up.

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Attention: Houda Point Public Access Improvements are underway!

Thanks to local donations and a grant from the California State Coastal Conservancy, construction of visitor improvements to Houda Point are currently underway. Improvements include an ADA accessible parking space, pathways, kiosk, picnic tables and benches. Our contractors, Adams Commercial and General Contracting will be doing the work. During construction, the Land Trust will work with the contractor to keep the trail to the beach open, access through the construction site may be limited.

​We will keep the community posted regarding construction updates at this page. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact the Land Trust  at: info@trinidadcoastallantrust.org.
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Detailed Houda Public Access Improvement Site Design Layout Plans

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