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SUMMARY:Native Plant Garden Volunteer Work Party
DESCRIPTION:Join us in the Native Plant Garden at the Lost Coast Education Center in Whitethorn for our First Thursday of the month volunteer work party! Please bring your own water and snacks. Tools will be provided. Rain cancels. RSVP required. Email cheryl@lostcoast.org for more information or to RSVP.
URL:https://lostcoast.org/event/native-plant-garden-volunteer-work-party-49/
LOCATION:Lost Coast Nature Center & Native Plant Garden\, 768 Shelter Cove Rd\, Whitethorn\, CA\, 95589\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of the Lost Coast":MAILTO:info@lostcoast.org
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SUMMARY:Cancelled! Sinkyone Broom Bash #1
DESCRIPTION:This event was cancelled on 3/1/23 due to the closure of Needle Rock Road and winter weather conditions.  CA State Parks\, Sanctuary Forest\, and Friends of the Lost Coast are teaming up on Saturday\, March 4 from 10a.m.-1p.m. to remove French broom and other invasive species in Sinkyone Wilderness State Park. Tools and gloves will be provided. Please bring water and a snack\, if needed\, and wear sturdy shoes and layers. Meet at the Jones Beach trailhead at 10am\, parking is limited and carpooling is recommended. Heavy rain will cancel. For more info or to reserve a free volunteer campsite\, email Michelle.Forys@parks.ca.gov. \nAlso\, thanks to a grant from the CA Coastal Commission’s Whale Tail program\, Friends of the Lost Coast is offering five stipend opportunities to local youth\, ages 12-16\, to participate in this stewardship event. Stipends pay $10/hr and are available first come\, first served\, with no prior experience necessary. For more info on the stipends or to register a local youth\, please email justin@lostcoast.org.
URL:https://lostcoast.org/event/sinkyone-broom-bash-1/
LOCATION:Sinkyone Wilderness State Park\, CA\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of the Lost Coast":MAILTO:info@lostcoast.org
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SUMMARY:Lost Coast Trail Stewards Workday
DESCRIPTION:Local trail enthusiasts are invited to join Friends of the Lost Coast for a Trail Stewards workday in the King Range on Sunday\, March 5 from 10a.m. to 2p.m.\, weather permitting. The workday plan is still TBA\, but the group will meet at Nadelos Campground on Chemise Mountain Rd. Tools will be provided and 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 helping maintain and enhance our local trails. \nAlso\, thanks to a partnership with BLM KRNCA\, Friends of the Lost Coast is offering a limited number of paid Trail Internship opportunities to local youth\, ages 12-16\, to work with the Lost Coast Trail Stewards. The stipends offer $10/hr and are available first come\, first served with no prior trail experience needed. For more information on Youth Trail Internships or to RSVP for the March 5 workday\, email justin@lostcoast.org.
URL:https://lostcoast.org/event/lost-coast-trail-stewards-workday-2/
LOCATION:Nadelos Campground
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ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of the Lost Coast":MAILTO:info@lostcoast.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230319T100000
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SUMMARY:Native Plant Garden Volunteer Work Party
DESCRIPTION:Join us in the Native Plant Garden at the Lost Coast Education Center in Whitethorn for our Third Sunday of the month volunteer work party! Please bring your own water and snacks. Tools will be provided. Rain cancels. RSVP required. Email cheryl@lostcoast.org for more information or to RSVP.
URL:https://lostcoast.org/event/native-plant-garden-volunteer-work-party-50/
LOCATION:Lost Coast Nature Center & Native Plant Garden\, 768 Shelter Cove Rd\, Whitethorn\, CA\, 95589\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of the Lost Coast":MAILTO:info@lostcoast.org
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SUMMARY:Spring Lecture Series- Kinematics of the Mendocino Triple Junction
DESCRIPTION:Local geology\, soils ecology and related topics will be the feature of FOLC’s Spring Lecture Series.  Presented via Zoom\, the series kicks off Wednesday\, March 22nd from 6p.m. to 7p.m\, and will feature Robert C. McPherson\, of Cal Poly Humboldt’s Geology Department.  In his talk\, Kinematics of the Mendocino Triple Junction\, Bob will discuss how the movement of plates on the surface of the earth affects our lives\, and is responsible for the beautiful geomorphology of the King Range and the rugged Lost Coast. Topics will include our most common earthquake hazard\, intraplate gorda events\, and less-frequent intraplate North American events\, including those that occurred on August 17\, 1991 and April 26\, 1992. A hypothesis on the candelabra trees of Whale Gulch will also be part of this presentation\, plus a Q&A at the end. \n<<< CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE RECORDING OF BOB’S LECTURE – RECORDED 3/22/23>>>
URL:https://lostcoast.org/event/spring-lecture-series-kinematics-of-the-mendocino-triple-junction/
LOCATION:Online only
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ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of the Lost Coast":MAILTO:info@lostcoast.org
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SUMMARY:Shelter Cove Workday - Black Sands Beach
DESCRIPTION:Join Friends of the Lost Coast and BLM for a day of service at Black Sands Beach in Shelter Cove from 10a.m to 1p.m. Work will consist of weeding and planting in the native plant gardens at the national monument site\, located the west end of the Black Sands Beach parking area. Bring your own water and a snack. Gloves and tools provided. Rain cancels. To RSVP email justin@lostcoast.org.
URL:https://lostcoast.org/event/shelter-cove-workday-black-sands-beach-2/
LOCATION:Black Sands Beach\, 865 Beach Rd\, Shelter Cove\, CA\, 95589\, United States
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SUMMARY:Spring Lecture Series - ... Ramblings on the GeoEcology of CA "Serpentine"
DESCRIPTION:Continuing our Spring Lecture Series on geology\, soils ecology and related topics\, part 2 in the series will be presented via Zoom from 6:30p.m. to 7:30p.m. on Wednesday\, March 29th.  It features Hugh Safford\, Research Ecologist with UC Davis and Chief Scientist of Vibrant Planet\, presenting\, Vegetation Ecology\, Patterns of Plant Species Diversity and Endemism\, & General Ramblings on the GeoEcology of California “Serpentine.”  \nUltramafic “serpentine” geologic substrates are well-known for their profound effects on vegetation structure. Serpentine in California also supports a disproportionately high number of native and endemic plant species. The presence of serpentine in California is closely tied to the geological and tectonic history of the state\, and patterns of diversity and endemism are driven by a complex suite of factors. Serpentine is also a major source of heavy metals in our ground and surface waters\, and asbestos in our air. Hugh will address these topics and others while conducting a virtual field trip through some of the more iconic serpentine localities in California\, plus Q&A at the end. \n<<<CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE RECORDING OF HUGH’S LECTURE>>> \n 
URL:https://lostcoast.org/event/spring-lecture-series-ramblings-on-the-geoecology-of-ca-serpentine/
LOCATION:Online only
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