Native Plant Nursery Update
We are thrilled to share an update on the continuous growth and success of our Growing Space, the native plant nursery vital to our restoration efforts.For the first 22 years…
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We are thrilled to share an update on the continuous growth and success of our Growing Space, the native plant nursery vital to our restoration efforts.For the first 22 years…
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An invasive species is a non-native species that aggressively takes over wild open spaces from native species. The invader gobbles up food, space, water and other resources that native species…
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If you have visited Bolsa Chica over the past year you may have seen a lot of garbage along the wetlands’ edges. Garbage comes into the Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve…
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More than 1.8 million volunteers have removed over 27 million pounds of trash from beaches and inland waterways across our state. Come join the world’s largest community science project! Coastal…
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June, 2025 Dear Friends, As you may know, our Bolsa Chica Stewards have been working on restoring native plant habitat on a thin stretch of the Mesa since 1996. With…
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By Kim Kolpin, Executive DirectorThe environmental slogan “Think globally, act locally” is quickly becoming a call to action in response to the federal administrations’ work negatively impacting conservation, climate change…
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Come join us for a free presentation about Community Science given by staff member Bequi at the PVSB Sierra Club Social. Then volunteer with us during CA Coastal Cleanup Day…
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BCLT hosts Irvine Ranch Conservancy for a Comprehensive Interpretive Hike In June, the Bolsa Chica Land Trust partnered with Irvine Ranch Conservancy to host a comprehensive interpretive hike for a…
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Bolsa Chica’s Furry Residents By far the most visitors to the Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve (BCER) are here to see birds. It’s a world class birding site and well deserves…
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Protecting What You Love While Visiting Bolsa Chica by Bequi Howarth You park your car in the lot off Warner Ave, grab a water bottle and head out towards the…
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