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Sonoma Coast Beach Access in Jeopardy

The Proposal California State Parks has proposed a plan to create Fee Collection locations along the Sonoma County Coastline. The proposal would allow for $8 day passes for entrance into some locations, while having $3 hourly parking fees in others. There would be a low income pass, and a credit […]

Upcoming Kortum Speaker Series Event

Sonoma County Has Its Faults: A Rock ‘N’ Roll Story   Join us for Dr. Jane Nielson’s explanation of the origin of our geologic hazards, why we always have to account for their effects, and how best to protect yourself and your family. Knowledge is power and being informed of the […]

A Farewell Message from Denny Rosatti

Dear Friends, Members and Supporters,   I am writing to announce my departure from Sonoma County Conservation Action. We are looking for someone great to take my place! The Executive Director job posting is found on our website I feel so fortunate to have had the opportunity to be involved in the […]

California Coastal Commission Executive Director at Risk

 Pro-development Coastal Commission appointees maneuver to terminate Dr. Charles Lester, undermining the power behind what has become a model for other states working to preserve natural beauty. There will be a public hearing in Morro Bay on February 10th. Please sign this MoveOn petition to express concern about the damage this could have on […]

Holiday Open House

  Join Conservation Action Board and Staff for a Holiday Open House Conservation Action’s Board and Staff are opening up our office on Monday, December 21st for an intimate holiday gathering. Here’s a top ten list of why you should attend the Conservation Action Open House: 10. Lite Finger Foods […]

Napafication of the Sonoma Coast

Press Release: Local Coastal Plan Comments submitted by Conservation Action (Actual Full Text Comment Letter Here: SCCA Comments_LCP_9.30.2015 )   10/8/2015, Santa Rosa, CA- In a September 30 comment letter to the Sonoma County Planning Department, Sonoma County’s largest environmental organization, Sonoma County Conservation Action (SCCA), expressed concerns regarding Sonoma County Permit and Resource Management […]