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...
Archive for tag: habitat restoration
Bird of the Month- January is the Burrowing Owl
2018 is the centennial anniversary of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. To celebrate this milestone, many nature and bird-oriented organizations have declared 2018 the Year of...
2017- Our 25th anniversary year in review (or numbers for nerds)
As 2017 wraps up, we reflect on the accomplishments of 2017. 2017 was the 25th anniversary of the Bolsa Chica Land Trust and we had...
Trash, tides, and an Endangered bird
This month we have been doing a fair amount of trash cleanup in Outer Bolsa Bay. We had two companies, Samsung and CSA Group, join...
Brown But Not Dead: A Reflection Nine Years in the Making
By Katrina Cone, Bolsa Chica Junior Stewards Class of 2017 My first summer on the mesa comes back to me in pieces—a patchwork quilt of...
The Proof is in the Flowers
Have you ever volunteered on a Bolsa Chica Land Trust Stewards work day? Have you donated to the Bolsa Chica Land Trust? Do you wonder...
A record week for planting: 1,300 plants planted by volunteers
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...
Sierra Club and the BC Land Trust
This Saturday will be a special day for the Sierra Club and the Bolsa Chica Land Trust. The Angeles Chapter Inspiring Connections Outdoors (ICO) branch...
Stewards for March
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...