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SUMMARY:Lost Coast Trail Stewards - Chemise Mtn Trail
DESCRIPTION:All are invited to join BLM & Friends of the Lost Coast in the King Range on from 10a.m. to 2p.m. for the Lost Coast Trail Stewards program. We’ll be working Chemise Mountain Trail to do trail tread\, drainage\, and downed tree removal.  Meet a few minutes before 10am at Nadelos Campground on Chemise Mountain Rd. $10/hr youth stipends are available to ages 12-17.  Tools and work gloves provided. Bring your own water and a snack. Email justin@lostcoast.org for more information\, to RSVP\, or to register for a youth stipend.
URL:https://lostcoast.org/event/lost-coast-trail-stewards-workday-20/
LOCATION:CA
CATEGORIES:Featured
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SUMMARY:Rewilding Lecture w/ Peter Haggard & Jane Monroe
DESCRIPTION:The most effective way to protect and encourage biodiversity is to start locally – and on Tuesday\, April 7 at 6pm\, FOLC and BLM King Range present a standalone Zoom presentation with Peter Haggard and Jane Monroe as part of the Lost Coast Lectures series.  In the talk\, they will introduce topics from their book\, Rewilding: Native Gardening for the Pacific Northwest and North Coast\, and will discuss the process of converting (sub)urban yards into habitat for native plants and wildlife and why rewilding is important. If we act now\, in every neighborhood: gardens\, lawns\, parks\, and community gardens can all be rewilded. Yard by yard\, we can change the world! \nClick HERE to view the recording of this lecture – recorded on Tuesday\, April 7\, 2026. \nPresenter Bios: \nPeter Haggard received a BS in Wildlife Management from Cal Poly Humboldt. He worked for the Humboldt County Agricultural Commissioner’s Office as an Agricultural Inspector/Biologist for 35 years. Pete has taught garden-related courses at College of the Redwoods and Cal Poly Humboldt Extension\, and classes in entomology and pest identification for the UC Master Gardener Program. He is coauthor\, with Judy Haggard\, of Insects of the Pacific Northwest and has written many articles on insects and gardening. Since 1977\, he’s been landscaping his garden using native plants to attract endemic wildlife. \nJane Monroe has a BS and an MA in biology from Cal Poly Humboldt. Her master’s thesis was a study of the dune silver bee. She has worked as a biologist\, conducting habitat reviews for northern California plant and animal species. She also worked as a biology/zoology lecturer at CPH. \n 
URL:https://lostcoast.org/event/rewilding-lecture-w-peter-haggard-jane-monroe/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260410T173000
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SUMMARY:Stranded Marine Mammal Lecture w/ Dr. Dawn Goley
DESCRIPTION:FOLC\, BLM & Cal Poly Humboldt are excited to host a free lecture at the Shelter Cove Community Clubhouse on Friday\, April 10 with Dr. Dawn Goley\, Cal Poly Humboldt Professor of Zoology and Director of the North Coast Stranded Marine Mammal Monitoring Program.  In this lecture\, she will highlight the work of/data collected by the Shelter Cove Community Hub of this program and will share what we learned through the effort and how this relates to the larger data her team collected from over 200 miles of northern CA coastline\, plus share updates on recent viruses affecting marine mammal communities\, including leptospirosis and a recent avian flu found in the elephant seal colony at Ano Nuevo.  The Shelter Cove Community Clubhouse is located at 1555 Upper Pacific Dr. in Shelter Cove.  Doors at 5:30pm with potluck dinner/refreshments and lecture/Q&A at 6:30. \n* photo by Pamela Lauer
URL:https://lostcoast.org/event/stranded-marine-mammal-lecture-w-dr-dawn-goley/
LOCATION:Shelter Cove Clubhouse\, 1555 Upper Pacific Rd\, Shelter Cove\, CA\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260411T130000
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SUMMARY:Shelter Cove Adopt-A-Beach Cleanup
DESCRIPTION:Join FOLC and BLM on Saturday\, April 11\, from 1pm to 3:30pm for our first Adopt-A-Beach Cleanup of 2026!  We’ll meet at 1pm at Mal Coombs Park and will work until 3:30pm to keep Shelter Cove’s beaches clean and pristine.  A limited number of $10/hr stipends are available for youth\, ages 10-17\, with advance registration. For more information\, to RSVP\, or to register a local youth for a stipend\, email taylor@lostcoast.org.
URL:https://lostcoast.org/event/adopt-a-beach-cleanup/
LOCATION:Cape Mendocino Lighthouse at Mal Coombs Park – Shelter Cove\, 1176 Lower Pacific Dr\, Shelter Cove\, CA\, 95589\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured
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SUMMARY:Spring Native Plant Sale & Garden Celebration
DESCRIPTION:Spring is a perfect time for planting\, so come stock up on native plants for your garden at Friends of the Lost Coast’s Spring Native Plant Sale & Garden Celebration on Sunday\, April 19 from 10a.m. to 3p.m. – weather permitting. The nursery has a wide selection of flowering native annuals\, perennials\, shrubs\, trees and grasses available for donation. Professional landscape designer and native plant expert\, Cheryl Lisin\, will be on hand to consult about your planting needs. Activities throughout the day include fun stuff for kids and families\, plus refreshments\, FOLC merchandise\, garden tours\, free coloring books and live music. Pack your own picnic lunch too! \nDiscover the Lost Coast Nature Center and celebrate spring (and Easter!) with native plants\, while supporting the environmental education & stewardship programs of Friends of the Lost Coast. Native plants are beautiful\, resilient and many are drought tolerant\, perfect for any garden. Come stock up at Friends of the Lost Coast’s Spring Native Plant Sale & Garden Celebration. The Lost Coast Nature Center & Native Plant Garden is located at the BLM King Range complex at 768 Shelter Cove Road. Look for the sign that says Native Plants! Email info@lostcoast.org for directions or more information.
URL:https://lostcoast.org/event/spring-native-plant-sale-garden-celebration/
LOCATION:Lost Coast Nature Center & Native Plant Garden\, 768 Shelter Cove Rd\, Whitethorn\, CA\, 95589\, United States
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SUMMARY:CANCELED: Sinkyone Broom Bash - part 2
DESCRIPTION:*** This event was cancelled by CA State Parks. Join us for the Sinkyone Tansy Ragwort Bash on Sunday\, July 26. \nFriends of the Lost Coast\, Sanctuary Forest and CA State Parks are teaming up again on Saturday\, April 25 from 10am-2pm to remove French broom in Sinkyone Wilderness State Park.  Meet at the Jones Beach Trailhead\, parking is limited and carpooling is recommended. Email justin@lostcoast.org to RSVP for the workday. Tools and gloves will be provided. Please bring water and a snack and wear sturdy shoes and layers. Heavy rain cancels. To reserve a free volunteer campsite\, email Michelle.Forys@parks.ca.gov.
URL:https://lostcoast.org/event/sinkyone-broom-bash-part-2/
LOCATION:Sinkyone Wilderness State Park\, CA\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured
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SUMMARY:Earth Day Celebration @ Black Sands Beach
DESCRIPTION:Join Friends of the Lost Coast\, King Range Alliance and BLM King Range for the annual Earth Day Stewardship Celebration!  This year it’ll be at Black Sands Beach in Shelter Cove from 10a.m to 2p.m.\, weather permitting\, Work will consist of weeding and planting in the native plant gardens at the national monument site\, invasive plant removal\, clearing of view points\, painting of bathrooms in preparation for a mural project\, and more\, plus lunch for volunteers!  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. 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-black-sands-beach-9/
LOCATION:Black Sands Beach\, 865 Beach Rd\, Shelter Cove\, CA\, 95589\, United States
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