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California Coastal National Monument Climate Change Webinar

Climate change and sea-level rise vulnerability assessment focused on Trinidad and Point Arena-Stornetta 

September 29th, 4-5pm
TCLT hosted a webinar to present the results of the U.S. Geological Survey climate change/sea-level rise vulnerability analysis conducted in the Trinidad and Point Area portions of the Bureau of Land Management's California Coastal National Monument. Climate change and sea-level rise can pose a significant challenge to resource managers, economies, and other policy makers. This is particularly true in the California coastal landscapes where uncertainty can be great with changing ocean and terrestrial conditions in tandem, usually within human populated area.  A framework using the best available science can provide the tools needed to make effective decisions in light of climate change and sea-level rise concerns. The California Coastal National Monument provides crucial habitat for seabird species, marine mammals, fish, and invertebrates. This region also encompasses important tribal, cultural, and historical sites supporting a robust tourist and fishing economy. Stakeholder workshops were held in 2017 to learn about climate change concerns and what resources were important. Next, using boat surveys, LiDAR, and ArcGIS we used a spatial modeling and standardized vulnerability assessment approach to assess the sea-level rise vulnerability for 178 offshore rocks (islands, pinnacles, shallow rocks) across both Units. Here, we will present a new recently published climate change and sea-level rise vulnerability assessment focused on Trinidad and Point Arena-Stornetta Units for the offshore rock habitats. The goal was to provide scientific information about potential climate change impacts on the rocky shoreline habitats and key species to inform decision making. Report can be found online here.

VIRTUAL Trinidad Coastal Festival 2020


Introduction: Trinidad Coastal Festival


History of Trinidad


Mini ROV Demonstration in Trinidad Bay

Trinidad Bay Kayak Tour


Seabird Protection Network


Trinidad Rancheria Fishing Demonstration​


Views of Trinidad


Trinidad State Beach - Aerial Views

Houda Point - Aerial Views


Trinidad, CA - Just A Wonderful Place!

​A day in Trinidad, CA


Trinidad Lighthouse - Aerial Views

Moonstone Beach - Aerial Views


Trinidad Bay - California Treasure

Sunset Over Trinidad, California


Trinidad California Beaches and Coast

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Phone:  707-677-2501
Email: info@trinidadcoastallandtrust.org
Mailing: P.O. Box 457, Trinidad, CA 95570
​Office located in the Simmons Gallery next to the Trinidad Library, 380 Janis Court.

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  • Home
  • News & Events
    • Calendar
    • Archived E-newsletter
    • Make a Purchase
  • Properties
    • Houda Point
    • Luffenholtz Beach and Tepona Point
    • Baker Beach
    • Moonstone Beach Easement
    • Saunders Park
    • Pilot Point Nature Reserve
    • Little River CA Coastal Trail
    • Saunders Pasture
    • Bruno Groth Redwood Grove
    • Parker Creek Trail to Old Home Beach
    • Martin Creek Trail
  • Programs and Projects
    • Trinidad Coastal Ambassador Program
    • Seabird Community Science Program
    • Guided Walks
    • Land Stewardship
    • Scenic Drive Public Access Improvements
    • Strawberry Rock Campaign
  • Get Involved
    • Employment Opportunities
    • Community Input
    • Volunteer & Program Interest Sign Up
    • Become a Member
    • Business Partner Program
    • Planned Giving
  • Resources
    • Camel Rock Surf Camera
    • Naturalist Guidebook
    • Map and Guide
    • Helpful Links
    • Community Safety
    • Videos
    • Beach Wheelchair >
      • Terms and Conditions
  • About Us
    • Board and Staff
    • Annual Report
    • TCLT Stands Against Systemic Racism
  • Business Partner Program