Bolsa Chica Underground: Love and Hate
Written by Mike Armstrong Old maps of the New World often show blank spaces marked “Tierras Desconocidas” or “Lands Unknown.” Well, we have one of those lands right next door…
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Written by Mike Armstrong Old maps of the New World often show blank spaces marked “Tierras Desconocidas” or “Lands Unknown.” Well, we have one of those lands right next door…
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Last week we were fortunate to have a little over 300 United Healthcare volunteers join us for some habitat restoration and education. We planted about 850 CA native plants in…
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On Sunday March 6th it was pouring rain when I woke up. Regardless, I got dressed and drove down to Bolsa Chica. When I arrived the clouds were starting to…
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January has been a busy month for us here at the Bolsa Chica Land Trust. Hence, I am combining the two Stewards volunteer work days we had this month into…
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Last weekend was BUSY! We had a special work day just for Stewards on Saturday and the regular public work day on Sunday. Saturday was a lot of fun because…
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Last week Core Team Steward Mike and I went out on a cloudy morning with stakes, measuring tape, notepad and GPS to mark out a new area to conduct experiments….
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Easter Sunday morning the Stewards gathered to show some love to the Mesa. We had an amazing group from the CSUF Accounting Society join us. The weather was perfect and…
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Last Saturday we had one of our volunteer habitat restoration days for the month of January. We had four groups out with us: Sierra Club, National League of Young Men, Rotaract…
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It was a perfect day for planting. The weather was slightly overcast, pleasantly warm, and we had a great group of volunteers who did amazing work and even stayed late!…
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It was a glorious day on Sunday after the rain the day before. The sky was filled with big puffy white clouds and the sky was such a crystal clear blue…
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