This Saturday, April 20th, the Coastside Land Trust proudly partnered with the Granada Community Service District (GCSD) for their very first Earth Day celebration. This was an opportunity for Coastside residents to come together, learn, and share in their commitment to environmental stewardship and community engagement. At the heart of the event were the values of connection, education, and action. The Coastside Land Trust shared nature journaling opportunities, to inspire participants to deepen their connection with the natural world. Additionally, CLT shared their property maps, offering residents insight into the diverse landscapes we work so hard to steward and protect.
The Granada Community Service District, dedicated to fostering a sense of community among residents, spearheaded the initiative to host this Earth Day celebration. By bringing together organizations (like Coastside Land Trust, Recology, Sea Hugger, SMC Libraries…)the GCSD aimed to create an inclusive space where community members could learn about and engage with initiatives focused on environmental conservation. The day was a testament to the power of collective action and the importance of local partnerships. It provided an opportunity for Granada residents to come together, share experiences, and discover ways to get involved in initiatives that positively impact our environment and the Coastside.
The Coastside Land Trust remains committed to collaborating with organizations like the Granada Community Service District to continue sharing in events that empower and inspire our community to protect and preserve the natural wonders of the Coastside. Join us again on Sunday, May 5th, for the Coastal Wildflower Day Festival. This is hosted by California State Parks Association, and will be at Francis State Beach from 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM.
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