North Coast
Credit: John Birchard
The North Coast is home to iconic California landscapes—redwood forests and stunning coastal bluffs. The land also supports salmon runs, the state's largest timber economy, and provides habitat for the Northern spotted owl. The Trust for Public Land is working in partnership with city and county governments, timber companies, and land trusts to acquire properties and finance conservation easements in this region. Our efforts enhance both coastal and inland access for public recreation and ensure the legacy of working forests, while protecting water quality and threatened natural resources in the forests, streams, and tidal estuaries of California's beloved North Coast.
Currently, our work in the North Coast comprises three focus areas:
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04/13/2012
Coastal Land Protected at Point Arena
How You Can Help
To learn more about The Trust for Public Land's work across the North Coast region, please contact John Bernstein, North Coast Program Manager.
Projects
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Boedekker Park Begins its Renovation!
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Coast Dairies ranch getting protection
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Boeddeker Park to get makeover
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TPL in California - a photographic retroperspective
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Hayes Valley Playground Community Art and Planting Event
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Stemilt-Squilchuck watershed: Building a Conservation Vision
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