Winter 1999 Watershed Newsletter, Cambria Land Trust
Content
The Enwironrnental Ne'wsletter of San Luis Obispo Count5z's North Coast
Vol. I, No. 10 . Winter 1999
PUBLISHEDBY
ffi
The CambriaLand Tfust
CommunilyConservation Since 1988
Greenspace announces brochure, community workshop on Pitch Canker
Program to provide uplo-date guidelinesfor what to do with pines killed by Pitch Canker disease With funds from communitysupporters and a California ReLeaf/National Urban Forestry grant, Greenspace has launched the latest educational program in its five-year fight against the deadly diseasethat may kill 80-90%of Cambria's pines in the coming decade. "Experts conducted a research visit herein January and have identifiedanalarming spreadofPitchCanker in the Cambria forest during the past yaff," according to GreenspaceExecutive
seePITCH CANKXR cont'dpage2
Environmental damageto North Coasttsfragile ecosystem increases
An at_qr,nlng increase illegal treecutting, grading,dumping in and wildlife pgaching around Cambria can be reversed by greater citizeninvolvement in reporting infractions. "The Cambria areais especiallyvulnerable because we're so remote and enforcement generally relies upon citizen complaints," said Rick Hawley, Executive Director of "Environmental Greenspace. crimes hurt our communiff. and we negd t9 report these infractions to those charged with enforcing the law." Greenspace continueto takecallson suspected will violations and report them to the appropriate agencies. However, we you encourage to call: . SanLuis ObispoCountyResource Protection Division, 7815705) . the Highway Patrol, 549-326I . if the environmental crime harms animals or their habitat, call the Califomia Departmentof Fish and Game's Wildlife ProtectionBranch,772-8908or 238-4236. are _ I_flou suspecttrees beingcut illegally askto seeapermit. If th9 personcannot producea permit ask them to stoptlien call the County Resource ProtectionOfficer. If you havea camera documentthe activity.
Spreadof Pilch CankerAccelerates Cambria'spines are succumbing an increasingly at rapid rate. The disease nocureandislikelyto kill 80%-90%ofour has forestover the next 5-10 years.Photoshowstrees standingdead MainStreet, along goingintoEastVillage.
I-et your necyclables directtybenefitour CambriaandSanSimeon communities
Deposityour CRV beveragecontainersin Greenspace bins and raise $$Sfor our kids and open space When you put your cans and bottles in our white recycling bins, you're giving dollars which directly benefit local youth programs and preservation of open space. "By depositing beverage containers into Greenspacerecycling bins, we can raise thousands of dollars," said Cyndi Butterfield, Greenspacedirector in Recycling$$$ for Youth Center - Rick Hawley, left, presentchecksfor $520 to Art Van Rhyn, chargeof this innovative president the CambriaYouth Center,the first program. of paymentfor25%o offunds raised from Greenspace Limitations on what Community BenefitRecycling bins.
Lynda Warren Seekretrospective initiates funding for annual scholarship
The walls of the School House Gallery were filled with wildlife and flowers on the eveningof Tuesday,Feb.2for the openingofthe Linda Warren SeekRehospective,sponsored by Greenspace AlliedArts. Proceeds and from sales ofthe lateMrs. Seek's artwork made throughout the retrospectiveare being donatedto the GreenspacelLinda Wanen SeekScholarship During thereception,Brad Seek,Linda's husband fnearly 24 o years, gave a wann and touching look at life with his wife, describingherassomeone who stroveto beconstantlyteaching, leamingandloving.HewasfollowedbyRickHawley,Executive Director of Greenspace,who formally announcedthe new scholarship.This will be presentedto a Coast Union High Schoolstudentpursuinga careerin environmentalstudies,art or biology. Therecipientofthis scholarship bedecidedby Greenspace will in cooperationwith the high school in April/May, culminating
see SEEK RETROSPECTIVEcont'don page 3
Greenspace simple: ur,r-{i}',:ffi #tnTJl bins are ooly
seeRECYCLING cont'd on page 2
Raflle at SeagoGallery benefitsopen space
Artist and gallery owner Sally Seagohasdonatedone of her most appealing, original oilpaintingsto benefitourpurchase of a 12.2 acre forestedproperty in Strawberry Canyon. S e a g o ' s beautifully framed 14" x 28", "Spring on " Moonstone, will be on exhibit at the Seago Gallery untilLaborDay, when the winning ticket will be drawn. Raffle tickets are $25 each. Only 50 tickets will be sold. All proceeds from the saleof raffle tickets go to Greenspace. Seago Galleryis located 6 I 00 Moonstone at Beach Dr. The telephone numberis927-9444.
SEEK RETROSPECTM cont'd from page I
Give Wildlife a BRAKE!
Driver's urged to be especially watchfulfor wildlife TheHumaneSocietyofthe UnitedStates, Cambria'sSave the j Animals Club andGreenspaceoin forcesin askingdriversto be alertandlook ahead you drive, scanningtheedges as ofroads fo-r wildlife about to cross. The expanding North Coast population and resultant traffic congestion are taling a huge toll on the area's wildlife. Urban sprawl, the most deadly threat to wildlife, is gaining ground here resultinginhabitat loss and increased road kills of animals. Pleaseread the enclosedbrochure, Give Wildlife a twwhLch eer d awd other B R A K E ! furnished to wLLdLLfe wLth urbaw sprawL deaL Greenspace the by HumaneSociety.The informationwill adviseyou on how you candrivemoredefensively and,hopefully,save animal'slife. an
RECYCLING cont'd from page I
with the assignment at the June graduation. For further information or to make direct contributions to this scholarship fund, contact Kelly, VP of Greenspace, Jacque at927-5381. Those who attended the Retrospective opening viewed a beautiful selectionof Mrs. Seek's artwork and lithographic prints. The Linda Warren Seek Retrospective will continue March 7, SchoolHouseGallery,880Main St., throughSunday, WestVillag e, 12to 3:30 p.m. daily. For furtherinformationcall 927-0528.
Att o.l,*a+t
o vtrseLf sustaLwLnrT wtwwtwLtg a, dewha st:v'tspaces Co o Q r llqe orqawLc gardew Ls SprLwg subscr'"ptLow. oVewfor bg ce'sP sr.r.w lcah owtusPayk. ov"nAed Qr eewsVa It's Llcated. atthe coywey V,,trt.ow>rLve awd of
Q""/er,at4/,
w, c WLl.to adya ewtt onLqttw ag o nz (worth sLde of LwtersectLow). F+awLeU 927t<Lck. at Cowtacl: +96+ for detaLLs.
e CambriaLandTrust
Communitv Conservotion Since 1988
Board of Directors
Richard Hawley, Executive Director. WayneAtloe, President; Jacque Kelly, Vice Pressident; LyndaAdelson, Secretary; Cathie Bates, Treasurer; Debbie Parker, Executive Assistail ;4rt Van Rhyn, Cyndi Bune(ield and Jim Brownell
plasticbottlesfor which you pay a deposit.When in doubt, look for the words California Cash Refund,CA Cash Refund. California Redemption Volueor CARedemption Valueimprinted on the container. Greenspace placeditswhite CommunityBenefitRecycling has bins in threeconvenient sitesin Cambria: Can You GiveSome . The Vet's Hall Time to Greenspace? parking lot, making it easy to make deposits Weneedvolunteersfor: . CPA whenyougotoFarmers' Market . CommunityBenefitRecycling . The CambriaYouth . Fundraising projects Center,which receives . PocketParks 25o/o the fundsraised of . Telephone tree. from selling the recyclables Contact Greenspace 927-4964 at . The parking lot behindHeart'sEase and the Chevron Station, an easy drop-off spot when you have errands EastVillage in presented checkfor $520.19to the In February, Greenspace a CambriaYouth Centerto usefor youth programs. This amount represents ofthe moneyraisedsincetheprogram'sinception, 25% accordingto Butterfield. Two newbinshavebeenpurchased extend programinto to the SanSimeon.Onebin hasbeenplacedat SanSimeonLiquor and anotherlocationis being negotiated.
Savethe Animals Club will "Walk for
the Animals" to savehabitat
Cambria's intemationally recognizedSavethe Animals Club will stagea "Walk for the Animals" to saveanimal habitat in Cambria'spine forest. "Members will walk from Cambria to San Simeonto raise purchaseland for animals to live money to help Greenspace in,"saidclubpresident Janda Hay.Membersof theclub will ask areabusinesses residents support eachmile walked with and to a cash donation, according to club advisor and Greenspace Director Cyndi Butterfield. "Walk for the Animals" will take place this Spring, with the dateyet to be determined.Openyour heartsand wallets to help a group of "good soles"walking to protectanimalsin someof the last wild placesremaining in our community. For more information pleasecontactJandaHay at 927-3590 or Cyndi Butterfield at927-2866
Greenspace local schooldistrict partners and in environmental worldstudy program
This summer Greenspace will partner with Coast Unified SchoolDistict to offer a youth work/study program dealing with environmentalprojects. The new six-week progftrm will focus mainly on forest mzrnagement creek bed enhancement the Cambria area. and in This programwill be administered underthe district's Schoolto-Work Program.It will give 20 students,ages 16 to 18, a chance eam schoolcreditsas well as somemoney. to Participantswill be trained to develop skills and to increase sensitivityto, andknowledge about,localenvironmental issues. Cash grants to the studentswill be provided by the Private IndustryCouncil of SanLuis ObispoCounty.
RafIIe for open spaceat Cambria Fine Arts
NowthroughJuly 4, CheetahDomain,by Al Agnew,a signed and numbered,beautifully framed lithograph will be raffled at in CambriaFineArts Gallery,755 Main Street WestVillage.All proceedswill benefit our purchaseof a I2.2 acreparcel in StrawberryCanyon. Ticketsforthe litho, which is appraised, unframed, $ 1,000, at will be on salefor $25 per ticket,with a 40-ticket limit. The lithograph was donatedto Greenspace Patti Wyse, by for Cambria'slastwild places. expressly raisingfirndsto acquire Kim Karnes, owner of Cambria Fine Arts Gallery said she is huppy to donate a spot in her gallery for this worthy public benefitproject.
PITCH CANKER cont'd from page I
G.;p"*--;"."1'il;,"*-*;;;.8r"-.vr-"--u"r;;"-l
newsletters and other information on our corservation categories and indicate payment method below: activities. Circle
O O
Family $25 tr Contributing $50 Patron$250 fl Sustaining$500
3 New Member D
0 O
Sponsoring $100 Benefactor51000
Renewal
Membership
"Look pinesof DirectorRick Hawley. aroundandyou cansee all agesstandingbarethroughoutCambria." Working with world-acknowledged expertsfrom UC Davis and UC Berkeley, Greenspace will develop an updated informationbrochureon Montereypinesandpitch canker.All propertyowners inCambriawill receive acopyofthis informative brochure.The brochure'sdesignwill provide the readerwith easy to read and practical methods in handling, using and disposingof infectedpine material. A workshopwith the world's experts pitch cankerwill be on heldin lateSpring.Geared propertyowners,it will detailthe for ctrrent statusofpitch canker,aswell aswhat pine ownersmight expectthe forestto look like in five years. As alwaysGreenspace be working with local groupsin will developing these educationalprograms. Watch for more informationin TheCambrian in cominsissues and ofWatershed.
Enclosed is my $-donation Name
(100% tax deductible)
Address City/State/Zip Phone
GIFT MEMBERSHIPS
O I'd like to sive a $ Name Gift Membership to:
Address City/State/Zip
O O O Please send acknowledgment to the recipient I want my gift rnembership to be anonymous Bill me next year to renew this gift rnembership
PAYMENT
E Check Enclosed Card #
Signature
D
VISA
O
MC
Exp. Date
Thunk to our volunteers. . .
Park KeepersArla Stevens(StrawberryCanyon),Joneen Liston (Wilton StreetPark).Cambria NewcomersGarden CIub for weedingat Pocahontas Park.Doreen Depler Miller for coordinatingthe Linda WarrenSeekRehospective. We couldn't do it without thesevolurrteers and countless other Cambrianswho unselfishlygive their time to help our community' s environment.
3 D O
"Gifts Deferred Giving -that keep on giving" Conservation Estate Planning TaxAdvantages, ConservationOptions for Landowners
I'D LIKE MOREINFORMATION ON:
Send to: GREEENSPACE.The CambriaLand Trust PostOffice Box 1505. Cambria,CA93428 -4964. FAX 805-927 t02 -5 805-927
I Greenspace is a non-proJit, public beneJit corporationfounded in 1988. L-___J I
---l
Where to Find Greenspacepocket Parks & Forest pr6serves
c4lf V€AOtt
o
a a
.
i,jfiffi f#JV"",f-' *::Ffu:,::Jl ,..' i*iTj,:: Two memoriatUenctrei. by Greenspace.
.
. Wilton Street park** (LodgeHill): Fourwooded lots nearnorthwestintersectionoigurtoil Oi;L *O Wif t"",
CAMBRIA
e Dri . 9l- 1.":.tols.corner^or un'o,L u"'il"J"ili Iron, adJacent Highwav to
One. Donatedby the Alien peters family. One mlmoiial oencn. Emerson Road preserve** (Lodge Hill): 3 wooded
park/Community Pocahontas Garden (LodgeHill):
r lots,on Emerson Ludlow.o"ll"i.J iiv fh"ornu, at o Marshall.
St., berween and oonuiJ oir.i"ur - '' ""' *o r. Diane Emerson Sa;do;n. Green.Three memoriat Uenih;;. Dorking_Streetpark*i (Lodge Hill): On Dorking
s
Monterey Bay Sancttnry
a
Strawberry Ca nyorr Forest p-rese_rve** (LodgeHill): 4 acreson Burton Drive. at.Kay St. Acquire-d-by 7l donors and Greenspace. pristiie ior.rt-ii".'i.iir.nt '-o condition. TI,e Sterling Forest (Lodge Hill): Half acre pocket parK. -and lorest preserve, on pineridge, between .Bradford and Ellis. Donaied Uy rcuri.-ui,j-Walter . btenlng. .t loved throu-q the Greensp e,l aoi n_ r i:i' - io"s; one h ab * o, i nstatt a Memoriai Bench,i nroii i- ii i"ii na_a_ program.ptease e u"o'rioiiio, Bench cati -r----rv' r4 finnu information at 805-927_4964*,* You can name one of these parks after a
....o
a
atr cEA ?tNtS
tJ
*,
@ Copyright 1999Greenspace,The Cambria Land Trust
PRINTED oN RECYCLED PAPER
Community eriaiion Coni since 19gg
Post Office Box 1505 Cambria, CA9g42g Telephone: 805-927 64 -49 FAX 805-927_5702
U.S. BulkRate PAID PermitNo.3T Cambria,CA 93428 Non-Profit Organization
Vol. I, No. 10 . Winter 1999
PUBLISHEDBY
ffi
The CambriaLand Tfust
CommunilyConservation Since 1988
Greenspace announces brochure, community workshop on Pitch Canker
Program to provide uplo-date guidelinesfor what to do with pines killed by Pitch Canker disease With funds from communitysupporters and a California ReLeaf/National Urban Forestry grant, Greenspace has launched the latest educational program in its five-year fight against the deadly diseasethat may kill 80-90%of Cambria's pines in the coming decade. "Experts conducted a research visit herein January and have identifiedanalarming spreadofPitchCanker in the Cambria forest during the past yaff," according to GreenspaceExecutive
seePITCH CANKXR cont'dpage2
Environmental damageto North Coasttsfragile ecosystem increases
An at_qr,nlng increase illegal treecutting, grading,dumping in and wildlife pgaching around Cambria can be reversed by greater citizeninvolvement in reporting infractions. "The Cambria areais especiallyvulnerable because we're so remote and enforcement generally relies upon citizen complaints," said Rick Hawley, Executive Director of "Environmental Greenspace. crimes hurt our communiff. and we negd t9 report these infractions to those charged with enforcing the law." Greenspace continueto takecallson suspected will violations and report them to the appropriate agencies. However, we you encourage to call: . SanLuis ObispoCountyResource Protection Division, 7815705) . the Highway Patrol, 549-326I . if the environmental crime harms animals or their habitat, call the Califomia Departmentof Fish and Game's Wildlife ProtectionBranch,772-8908or 238-4236. are _ I_flou suspecttrees beingcut illegally askto seeapermit. If th9 personcannot producea permit ask them to stoptlien call the County Resource ProtectionOfficer. If you havea camera documentthe activity.
Spreadof Pilch CankerAccelerates Cambria'spines are succumbing an increasingly at rapid rate. The disease nocureandislikelyto kill 80%-90%ofour has forestover the next 5-10 years.Photoshowstrees standingdead MainStreet, along goingintoEastVillage.
I-et your necyclables directtybenefitour CambriaandSanSimeon communities
Deposityour CRV beveragecontainersin Greenspace bins and raise $$Sfor our kids and open space When you put your cans and bottles in our white recycling bins, you're giving dollars which directly benefit local youth programs and preservation of open space. "By depositing beverage containers into Greenspacerecycling bins, we can raise thousands of dollars," said Cyndi Butterfield, Greenspacedirector in Recycling$$$ for Youth Center - Rick Hawley, left, presentchecksfor $520 to Art Van Rhyn, chargeof this innovative president the CambriaYouth Center,the first program. of paymentfor25%o offunds raised from Greenspace Limitations on what Community BenefitRecycling bins.
Lynda Warren Seekretrospective initiates funding for annual scholarship
The walls of the School House Gallery were filled with wildlife and flowers on the eveningof Tuesday,Feb.2for the openingofthe Linda Warren SeekRehospective,sponsored by Greenspace AlliedArts. Proceeds and from sales ofthe lateMrs. Seek's artwork made throughout the retrospectiveare being donatedto the GreenspacelLinda Wanen SeekScholarship During thereception,Brad Seek,Linda's husband fnearly 24 o years, gave a wann and touching look at life with his wife, describingherassomeone who stroveto beconstantlyteaching, leamingandloving.HewasfollowedbyRickHawley,Executive Director of Greenspace,who formally announcedthe new scholarship.This will be presentedto a Coast Union High Schoolstudentpursuinga careerin environmentalstudies,art or biology. Therecipientofthis scholarship bedecidedby Greenspace will in cooperationwith the high school in April/May, culminating
see SEEK RETROSPECTIVEcont'don page 3
Greenspace simple: ur,r-{i}',:ffi #tnTJl bins are ooly
seeRECYCLING cont'd on page 2
Raflle at SeagoGallery benefitsopen space
Artist and gallery owner Sally Seagohasdonatedone of her most appealing, original oilpaintingsto benefitourpurchase of a 12.2 acre forestedproperty in Strawberry Canyon. S e a g o ' s beautifully framed 14" x 28", "Spring on " Moonstone, will be on exhibit at the Seago Gallery untilLaborDay, when the winning ticket will be drawn. Raffle tickets are $25 each. Only 50 tickets will be sold. All proceeds from the saleof raffle tickets go to Greenspace. Seago Galleryis located 6 I 00 Moonstone at Beach Dr. The telephone numberis927-9444.
SEEK RETROSPECTM cont'd from page I
Give Wildlife a BRAKE!
Driver's urged to be especially watchfulfor wildlife TheHumaneSocietyofthe UnitedStates, Cambria'sSave the j Animals Club andGreenspaceoin forcesin askingdriversto be alertandlook ahead you drive, scanningtheedges as ofroads fo-r wildlife about to cross. The expanding North Coast population and resultant traffic congestion are taling a huge toll on the area's wildlife. Urban sprawl, the most deadly threat to wildlife, is gaining ground here resultinginhabitat loss and increased road kills of animals. Pleaseread the enclosedbrochure, Give Wildlife a twwhLch eer d awd other B R A K E ! furnished to wLLdLLfe wLth urbaw sprawL deaL Greenspace the by HumaneSociety.The informationwill adviseyou on how you candrivemoredefensively and,hopefully,save animal'slife. an
RECYCLING cont'd from page I
with the assignment at the June graduation. For further information or to make direct contributions to this scholarship fund, contact Kelly, VP of Greenspace, Jacque at927-5381. Those who attended the Retrospective opening viewed a beautiful selectionof Mrs. Seek's artwork and lithographic prints. The Linda Warren Seek Retrospective will continue March 7, SchoolHouseGallery,880Main St., throughSunday, WestVillag e, 12to 3:30 p.m. daily. For furtherinformationcall 927-0528.
Att o.l,*a+t
o vtrseLf sustaLwLnrT wtwwtwLtg a, dewha st:v'tspaces Co o Q r llqe orqawLc gardew Ls SprLwg subscr'"ptLow. oVewfor bg ce'sP sr.r.w lcah owtusPayk. ov"nAed Qr eewsVa It's Llcated. atthe coywey V,,trt.ow>rLve awd of
Q""/er,at4/,
w, c WLl.to adya ewtt onLqttw ag o nz (worth sLde of LwtersectLow). F+awLeU 927t<Lck. at Cowtacl: +96+ for detaLLs.
e CambriaLandTrust
Communitv Conservotion Since 1988
Board of Directors
Richard Hawley, Executive Director. WayneAtloe, President; Jacque Kelly, Vice Pressident; LyndaAdelson, Secretary; Cathie Bates, Treasurer; Debbie Parker, Executive Assistail ;4rt Van Rhyn, Cyndi Bune(ield and Jim Brownell
plasticbottlesfor which you pay a deposit.When in doubt, look for the words California Cash Refund,CA Cash Refund. California Redemption Volueor CARedemption Valueimprinted on the container. Greenspace placeditswhite CommunityBenefitRecycling has bins in threeconvenient sitesin Cambria: Can You GiveSome . The Vet's Hall Time to Greenspace? parking lot, making it easy to make deposits Weneedvolunteersfor: . CPA whenyougotoFarmers' Market . CommunityBenefitRecycling . The CambriaYouth . Fundraising projects Center,which receives . PocketParks 25o/o the fundsraised of . Telephone tree. from selling the recyclables Contact Greenspace 927-4964 at . The parking lot behindHeart'sEase and the Chevron Station, an easy drop-off spot when you have errands EastVillage in presented checkfor $520.19to the In February, Greenspace a CambriaYouth Centerto usefor youth programs. This amount represents ofthe moneyraisedsincetheprogram'sinception, 25% accordingto Butterfield. Two newbinshavebeenpurchased extend programinto to the SanSimeon.Onebin hasbeenplacedat SanSimeonLiquor and anotherlocationis being negotiated.
Savethe Animals Club will "Walk for
the Animals" to savehabitat
Cambria's intemationally recognizedSavethe Animals Club will stagea "Walk for the Animals" to saveanimal habitat in Cambria'spine forest. "Members will walk from Cambria to San Simeonto raise purchaseland for animals to live money to help Greenspace in,"saidclubpresident Janda Hay.Membersof theclub will ask areabusinesses residents support eachmile walked with and to a cash donation, according to club advisor and Greenspace Director Cyndi Butterfield. "Walk for the Animals" will take place this Spring, with the dateyet to be determined.Openyour heartsand wallets to help a group of "good soles"walking to protectanimalsin someof the last wild placesremaining in our community. For more information pleasecontactJandaHay at 927-3590 or Cyndi Butterfield at927-2866
Greenspace local schooldistrict partners and in environmental worldstudy program
This summer Greenspace will partner with Coast Unified SchoolDistict to offer a youth work/study program dealing with environmentalprojects. The new six-week progftrm will focus mainly on forest mzrnagement creek bed enhancement the Cambria area. and in This programwill be administered underthe district's Schoolto-Work Program.It will give 20 students,ages 16 to 18, a chance eam schoolcreditsas well as somemoney. to Participantswill be trained to develop skills and to increase sensitivityto, andknowledge about,localenvironmental issues. Cash grants to the studentswill be provided by the Private IndustryCouncil of SanLuis ObispoCounty.
RafIIe for open spaceat Cambria Fine Arts
NowthroughJuly 4, CheetahDomain,by Al Agnew,a signed and numbered,beautifully framed lithograph will be raffled at in CambriaFineArts Gallery,755 Main Street WestVillage.All proceedswill benefit our purchaseof a I2.2 acreparcel in StrawberryCanyon. Ticketsforthe litho, which is appraised, unframed, $ 1,000, at will be on salefor $25 per ticket,with a 40-ticket limit. The lithograph was donatedto Greenspace Patti Wyse, by for Cambria'slastwild places. expressly raisingfirndsto acquire Kim Karnes, owner of Cambria Fine Arts Gallery said she is huppy to donate a spot in her gallery for this worthy public benefitproject.
PITCH CANKER cont'd from page I
G.;p"*--;"."1'il;,"*-*;;;.8r"-.vr-"--u"r;;"-l
newsletters and other information on our corservation categories and indicate payment method below: activities. Circle
O O
Family $25 tr Contributing $50 Patron$250 fl Sustaining$500
3 New Member D
0 O
Sponsoring $100 Benefactor51000
Renewal
Membership
"Look pinesof DirectorRick Hawley. aroundandyou cansee all agesstandingbarethroughoutCambria." Working with world-acknowledged expertsfrom UC Davis and UC Berkeley, Greenspace will develop an updated informationbrochureon Montereypinesandpitch canker.All propertyowners inCambriawill receive acopyofthis informative brochure.The brochure'sdesignwill provide the readerwith easy to read and practical methods in handling, using and disposingof infectedpine material. A workshopwith the world's experts pitch cankerwill be on heldin lateSpring.Geared propertyowners,it will detailthe for ctrrent statusofpitch canker,aswell aswhat pine ownersmight expectthe forestto look like in five years. As alwaysGreenspace be working with local groupsin will developing these educationalprograms. Watch for more informationin TheCambrian in cominsissues and ofWatershed.
Enclosed is my $-donation Name
(100% tax deductible)
Address City/State/Zip Phone
GIFT MEMBERSHIPS
O I'd like to sive a $ Name Gift Membership to:
Address City/State/Zip
O O O Please send acknowledgment to the recipient I want my gift rnembership to be anonymous Bill me next year to renew this gift rnembership
PAYMENT
E Check Enclosed Card #
Signature
D
VISA
O
MC
Exp. Date
Thunk to our volunteers. . .
Park KeepersArla Stevens(StrawberryCanyon),Joneen Liston (Wilton StreetPark).Cambria NewcomersGarden CIub for weedingat Pocahontas Park.Doreen Depler Miller for coordinatingthe Linda WarrenSeekRehospective. We couldn't do it without thesevolurrteers and countless other Cambrianswho unselfishlygive their time to help our community' s environment.
3 D O
"Gifts Deferred Giving -that keep on giving" Conservation Estate Planning TaxAdvantages, ConservationOptions for Landowners
I'D LIKE MOREINFORMATION ON:
Send to: GREEENSPACE.The CambriaLand Trust PostOffice Box 1505. Cambria,CA93428 -4964. FAX 805-927 t02 -5 805-927
I Greenspace is a non-proJit, public beneJit corporationfounded in 1988. L-___J I
---l
Where to Find Greenspacepocket Parks & Forest pr6serves
c4lf V€AOtt
o
a a
.
i,jfiffi f#JV"",f-' *::Ffu:,::Jl ,..' i*iTj,:: Two memoriatUenctrei. by Greenspace.
.
. Wilton Street park** (LodgeHill): Fourwooded lots nearnorthwestintersectionoigurtoil Oi;L *O Wif t"",
CAMBRIA
e Dri . 9l- 1.":.tols.corner^or un'o,L u"'il"J"ili Iron, adJacent Highwav to
One. Donatedby the Alien peters family. One mlmoiial oencn. Emerson Road preserve** (Lodge Hill): 3 wooded
park/Community Pocahontas Garden (LodgeHill):
r lots,on Emerson Ludlow.o"ll"i.J iiv fh"ornu, at o Marshall.
St., berween and oonuiJ oir.i"ur - '' ""' *o r. Diane Emerson Sa;do;n. Green.Three memoriat Uenih;;. Dorking_Streetpark*i (Lodge Hill): On Dorking
s
Monterey Bay Sancttnry
a
Strawberry Ca nyorr Forest p-rese_rve** (LodgeHill): 4 acreson Burton Drive. at.Kay St. Acquire-d-by 7l donors and Greenspace. pristiie ior.rt-ii".'i.iir.nt '-o condition. TI,e Sterling Forest (Lodge Hill): Half acre pocket parK. -and lorest preserve, on pineridge, between .Bradford and Ellis. Donaied Uy rcuri.-ui,j-Walter . btenlng. .t loved throu-q the Greensp e,l aoi n_ r i:i' - io"s; one h ab * o, i nstatt a Memoriai Bench,i nroii i- ii i"ii na_a_ program.ptease e u"o'rioiiio, Bench cati -r----rv' r4 finnu information at 805-927_4964*,* You can name one of these parks after a
....o
a
atr cEA ?tNtS
tJ
*,
@ Copyright 1999Greenspace,The Cambria Land Trust
PRINTED oN RECYCLED PAPER
Community eriaiion Coni since 19gg
Post Office Box 1505 Cambria, CA9g42g Telephone: 805-927 64 -49 FAX 805-927_5702
U.S. BulkRate PAID PermitNo.3T Cambria,CA 93428 Non-Profit Organization
