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SUMMARY:Native Plant Garden Volunteer Work Party
DESCRIPTION:Join us at our Native Plant Garden in Whitethorn for our First Thursday of the month volunteer work party! Please bring a mask\, water\, and snacks. Tools will be provided. Rain cancels. RSVP required. Contact Cheryl Lisin at: cheryl@lostcoast.org.
URL:https://lostcoast.org/event/native-plant-garden-volunteer-work-party-24/
LOCATION:Lost Coast Nature Center & Native Plant Garden\, 768 Shelter Cove Rd\, Whitethorn\, CA\, 95589\, United States
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SUMMARY:Lost Coast Trail Stewards Work Day - Chemise Mtn Trail part 3
DESCRIPTION:Local trail enthusiasts are invited to join Friends of the Lost Coast for a trail stewards workday on Chemise Mountain Trail in the King Range on Sunday\, February 13 from 10a.m. to 2p.m.\, weather permitting. Continuing with the trail work conducted in December and January\, this workday will focus on brush clearing/debris removal along the trail past the top of Chemise Mountain and on the Chinquapin Loop\, plus improving trail tread on the lower trail\, and other maintenance needs. The Lost Coast Trail Stewards crew will meet at Nadelos Campground on Chemise Mountain Rd at 10am to break into work groups and distribute tools. Those working on the upper trail should be prepared for a strenuous hike. Participants are encouraged to bring their own snacks\, water\, and gloves\, plus dress in layers and wear sturdy shoes. This is a great opportunity to meet other trail enthusiasts while also helping maintain/enhance our local trails and assist BLM staff with a backlog of trail maintenance projects.  For more information or to RSVP for the workday\, email justin@lostcoast.org.
URL:https://lostcoast.org/event/lost-coast-trail-stewards-work-day-chemise-mtn-trail-part-3/
LOCATION:Nadelos Campground
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SUMMARY:Friends of the Lost Coast Board Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Friends of the Lost Coast holds its monthly Board of Directors meeting on the Third Wednesday of every month at 3:30pm. New prospective board members and interested general public are welcome! Meetings are currently held via zoom. For more information or to find out how to attend\, please email: info@lostcoast.org.
URL:https://lostcoast.org/event/friends-of-the-lost-coast-board-meeting-13/
LOCATION:Online only
ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of the Lost Coast":MAILTO:info@lostcoast.org
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SUMMARY:Native Plant Garden Volunteer Work Party
DESCRIPTION:Join us at our Native Plant Garden in Whitethorn for our Third Sunday of the month volunteer work party! Please bring a mask\, water\, and snacks. Tool will be provided. Rain cancels. RSVP required. Contact Cheryl Lisin at: cheryl@lostcoast.org.
URL:https://lostcoast.org/event/native-plant-garden-volunteer-work-party-36/
LOCATION:Lost Coast Nature Center & Native Plant Garden\, 768 Shelter Cove Rd\, Whitethorn\, CA\, 95589\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of the Lost Coast":MAILTO:info@lostcoast.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220222T180000
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SUMMARY:Marine Life of the Lost Coast Lecture Series - Part 1 w/ Dr. Paul Bourdeau
DESCRIPTION:Marine Life of the Lost Coast\, a two part lecture series via Zoom\, featuring experts in the fields of Zoology and the Biological Sciences is being presented by Friends of the Lost Coast in partnership with the BLM King Range on February 22 and March 1. The two 60-minute lectures – with a Q&A at the end of each presentation – are from 6 to 7p.m. The first lecture\, on February 22\, is titled Fear & Corrosion on the Lost Coast: Coastal Ecosystems & Climate Change in Northern CA\, with Dr. Paul Bourdeau\, HSU Professor of Biological Sciences. The second lecture\, on March 1\, is titled Marine Mammals of the North Coast – What we are Learning about Elephant Seals\, Gray Whales\, and Stranded Marine Mammals\, presented by Dr. Dawn Goley\, HSU Zoology Professor and Director of the Marine Mammal Education & Research Program. \nTuesday\, February 22: Dr Paul Bourdeau – HSU Associate Professor of Biological Sciences \nFear & Corrosion on the Lost Coast: Coastal Ecosystems & Climate Change in Northern CA \nGlobal climate change is affecting the traits and distributions of species\, and the structure and function of the ecological communities they compose. One major associated environmental change in the ocean is ocean acidification\, where increasing atmospheric CO2 drives increasing CO2 absorption by the oceans\, with a corresponding reduction in oceanic pH and carbonate ions\, which in turn makes it difficult for calcifying organisms to build and maintain their shells. Global oceanic pH has declined by 0.1 units since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution\, and forecasts predict a further reduction of 0.35 units by the end of the 21st century. This rate of change is unprecedented in the geologic record\, and has thus motivated significant efforts to understand the biological implications of OA. Variability ocean conditions\, including ocean pH\, are an intrinsic characteristic of coastal ecosystems along the northern California coast\, where changes in CO2\, pH\, temperature\, nutrients and other factors are the result of dynamic processes such as upwelling. In our region\, some populations of marine organisms are exposed to natural variability in ocean pH that can be far greater in magnitude than the predicted change due to ocean acidification. South of Cape Mendocino\, pH of coastal waters rarely falls below 7.75. In contrast\, the region north of Cape Mendocino experiences recurrent\, strong\, but highly variable upwelling – meaning exposure to low pH stress during the upwelling season for marine organisms. Such natural variability may have prompted the evolution of a broad range of mechanisms by which coastal organisms can maintain their biological processes in the face of ocean acidification. In this presentation\, Dr. Bourdeau will talk about how the north coast of California\, with Cape Mendocino at its dynamic center\, provides a natural laboratory for studying the tolerance of marine organisms to ocean acidification. \nCLICK HERE FOR THE RECORDING>>>\n \n 
URL:https://lostcoast.org/event/sea-life-of-the-lost-coast-lecture-series-part-1-with-paul-bourdeau/
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SUMMARY:Front Country Work Day - Mal Coombs Park
DESCRIPTION:Volunteers are invited to a work party to plant\, pull weeds and enhance the native plant garden at Mal Coombs Park in Shelter Cove on Sunday\, February 27\, from 10a.m. to 1p.m. Sponsored by Friends of the Lost Coast and BLM King Range National Conservation Area\, this is the first regular volunteer service event of the year\, focused on enhancing various King Range sites in Shelter Cove. Meet 10a.m. at the lighthouse\, located on Lower Pacific Road. Be sure to dress in layers and bring your own gloves.  Tools are provided. For more info or to RSVP email justin@lostcoast.org.
URL:https://lostcoast.org/event/front-country-work-day-mal-coombs-park/
LOCATION:Cape Mendocino Lighthouse at Mal Coombs Park – Shelter Cove\, 1176 Lower Pacific Dr\, Shelter Cove\, CA\, 95589\, United States
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