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Efforts to slow the spread of COVID-19 have all of us staying indoors more than we might like—and for birders, that means possibly missing out on spring migration. So, Audubon hatched a plan to lift your spirits and keep our community connected through this unusual time.
The Audubon Society’s 23rd Annual Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC) begins next week on Valentine’s Day, Friday, February 14, and continues through Monday, February 17. And when the latest science shows that two-thirds of North American birds are threatened by climate change, there is no better time to get involved. The GBBC is a free,
Counting is Caring: Join the Great Backyard Bird Count Read More »
On Saturday, January 12, 2019, join brothers Eric and Alex with their young families including beginning hikers, toddlers in strollers and babies in backpacks for a relaxing walk around the paved pathway of the Loch Lomond Harbor…
Family Friendly Bird Walk – Invite Your Friends! Read More »
[NOTE: The first post on this subject can be see at “Posted 12/22/17: North San Pedro Road Issues“] Supervisor Damon Connolly convened a follow-up meeting February 23, 2018 to begin to identify goals and objectives for short-term fixes to the China Camp road safety, flooding and environmental issues identified in December. Again the meeting was
[NOTE: Anyone interested in participating in this project is encouraged to contact our Wetlands Chair or our Board using the Contact Us menu above] The North San Pedro Road (NSPR) corridor is our residents’ primary “lifeline” for evacuation and emergency response should Point San Pedro Road (PSPR) become inaccessible as it did the night of
One of the conditions of the permits for The Village at Loch Lomond was an annual analysis of the wetlands restoration portion of that project for the first five years. The first year’s analysis is below. Not surprising given this year’s wet winter conditions, the wetlands appear to be thriving.
Year 1 Loch Lomond Marina Wetlands Monitoring Rpt. Read More »
The developers are starting the Wetland restoration portion of the project today. Their environmental consultant has flagged the edge of the wetland plants so they can remove the non-native plants from outside the wetland area. They will be replanting the area with native vegetation. The removal of the non-native plants is standard procedure for a wetland project and part
The lights that were initially installed for the temporary parking area were night time construction lights operated by gas powered generators. We complained about these and requested the lights be placed on main power (to eliminate the generator noise at night), the level and intensity of the lights be reduced significantly and the placement of
Due to construction, the parking lot from Dock G to Dock J (see image below) was closed on Monday, March 9, in order to rebuild the parking lot and install new drainage and utilities. The parking lot will be reopened as soon as possible, hopefully by April 24. There is a temporary parking area established on the surcharge area near Dock
