For the first time in a century, the public will have access to two key sites along the Central Coast.
Tag: Trust for Public Land
Fall Issue 2013
Link Land and Sea in a Visit to the California Coastal National Monument
The link between dry land and deep water may soon be better recognized thanks to twin efforts to link together 3,300 acres of spectacular public shoreline and to make that land part of the California Coastal National Monument, a sprawling protected area almost no one’s ever heard of.
Summer Issue 2013
Q&A: Conservationist Huey Johnson Reflects on a 50-Year Career
Huey Johnson was the first Nature Conservancy employee west of the Mississippi. He founded the Trust for Public Land. He’s still going strong.
Spring Issue 2009
Mori’s Story
A town comes together to protect beautiful Mori Point, home to threatened frogs, endangered snakes, and superb wildflowers.
Winter Issue 2007
Purchase of Coast Dairies Land
Over the years, local surfers, picnicking families, and even ravers have used the seven beaches on former dairy farm land known as Coast Dairies eight miles north of Santa Cruz. But those strips of sand—a sliver of the newly protected … Read more
Summer Issue 2003
Interview with Marty Rosen
Q: When did you first start to think about the environment? A: I can’t really say that there was a defining moment that I remember, like an epiphany. I can say it was something that I grew up around in … Read more
