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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-69/
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:Wildlife Conservation Series - 40 Years of Monitoring Salmon & Steelhead in the Mattole: What Have We Learned & What Does it Mean for Restoration?
DESCRIPTION:Featuring Mattole Salmon Group’s Nathan Queener\, Fisheries Biologist and Richard Sykes\, Executive Director.  Presented via Zoom. \n40 Years of Monitoring Salmon & Steelhead in the Mattole: What Have We Learned & What Does it Mean for Restoration? \nThe Mattole Salmon Group and partners have been monitoring salmon and steelhead populations in the Mattole for over four decades\, and Fisheries Biologist Nathan Queener and Executive Director Richard Sykes will discuss what we know about the abundance and distribution of steelhead\, coho salmon\, and Chinook salmon in the watershed; how habitat conditions for fish have changed over that time; and what the MSG sees as the most important work to be done to increase the numbers of fish returning to the watershed. \nCLICK HERE TO VIEW THE RECORDING OF THIS LECTURE – RECORDED 2/7/24 \n 
URL:https://lostcoast.org/event/wildlife-conservation-series-mattole-river-salmon/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of the Lost Coast":MAILTO:info@lostcoast.org
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SUMMARY:Redwoods Rural Garden & Invasive Workday
DESCRIPTION:Expanding youth stipend opportunities for stewardship and introducing Redway/Garbeville residents to the work we do in the King Range\, Friends of the Lost Coast is partnering with Redwoods Rural Health Center on several events to improve landscaping at their facility in Redway. February’s event is rescheduled for Saturday\, February 10 from 10a.m. to 1p.m. The crew will meet in the clinic parking lot\, located at 101 West Coast Rd #B\, and work will consist of gardening and invasive species removal. $10/hr stipends are available to local youth\, ages 10-17\, with no experience necessary. To RSVP or register for a youth stipend\, email justin@lostcoast.org. This event is open to volunteers of all ages.
URL:https://lostcoast.org/event/redwoods-rural-garden-invasive-workday/
LOCATION:CA
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ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of the Lost Coast":MAILTO:info@lostcoast.org
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SUMMARY:Wildlife Conservation Series- Elk on the North Coast: Research & Management
DESCRIPTION:Featuring Carrington Hilson\, Environmental Scientist with CA Dept. of Fish & Wildlife and Micaela Szykman Gunther\, Professor of Wildlife at Cal Poly Humboldt \nThe California Department of Fish and Wildlife has teamed up with faculty and students at Cal Poly Humboldt to research and manage elk on the North Coast of California. They’re looking to understand more about how many elk are out there\, what their group composition looks like\, where they range\, where they come into conflict with people\, and how can we alleviate that conflict. Over the years\, Carrington and Micaela have worked together to estimate the population of elk along the coast and how best to count them\, how to monitor elk in more forested inland areas\, to understand what habitats elk prefer\, and more. They are also currently working with Caltrans to test an Early Detection System for elk that will keep both drivers and animals safe along highway 101. All of this – and more – will be covered in this hour long Zoom presentation\, plus Q&A. \nCLICK HERE TO VIEW THE RECORDING OF THIS LECTURE – RECORDED 2/13/24
URL:https://lostcoast.org/event/wildlife-conservation-series-research-management-of-elk-on-the-north-coast/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of the Lost Coast":MAILTO:info@lostcoast.org
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SUMMARY:Lost Coast Trail Stewards Work Day- Paradise Royale Trail
DESCRIPTION:All trail enthusiasts are invited to join FOLC and BLM for this extended Lost Coast Trail Stewards workday on Paradise Royale Trail in the King Range on Saturday\, February 17 from 9am to 3pm\, weather permitting. Work will consist of raking\, brushing\, downed tree removal\, and trail tread on a section of the trail below Paradise Ridge Road. The group will meet at 8:50am at the intersection of Shelter Cove Rd and Paradise Ridge Rd\, with carpooling available in a BLM vehicle. Please bring your own snacks\, water and gloves\, plus dress in waterproof layers and wear hiking boots. A limited number of $10/hr youth stipends are available for ages 12-17. Email justin@lostcoast.org to RSVP for the workday or to register for a youth stipend.
URL:https://lostcoast.org/event/lost-coast-trail-stewards-work-day-pacific-rim-trail-2/
LOCATION:CA
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ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of the Lost Coast":MAILTO:info@lostcoast.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240218T100000
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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. Snacks and tools provided. Rain cancels. Email cheryl@lostcoast.org for more information or to register for a youth stipend – $10/hr for ages 10-17.
URL:https://lostcoast.org/event/native-plant-garden-volunteer-work-party-70/
LOCATION:Lost Coast Nature Center & Native Plant Garden\, 768 Shelter Cove Rd\, Whitethorn\, CA\, 95589\, United States
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SUMMARY:Shelter Cove Workday at 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\, plus invasive plant removal in the larger Black Sands Beach area. Meet 10am at the west end of the Black Sands Beach parking area – 856 Beach Rd in Shelter Cove. A limited number of $10/hr youth stipends are available to ages 10-17. Bring your own water and a snack. Gloves and tools provided. Rain cancels. To RSVP or register for a youth stipend\, email justin@lostcoast.org.
URL:https://lostcoast.org/event/shelter-cove-workday-at-black-sands-beach/
LOCATION:Black Sands Beach\, 865 Beach Rd\, Shelter Cove\, CA\, 95589\, United States
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