A seagull flies over the California Coastal National Monument which stretches along the entire coast of California and extends 12 miles into the Pacific Ocean. The Monument includes 20,000 rocks, islands, pinnacles and reefs.
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Volunteer Program


2008

 Fort Ord Public Lands along the Monterey Bay

WHAT VOLUNTEERS WILL DO: Trail maintenance, native seed collection, invasive weed removal, habitat restoration

WHEN: September 27, 2008

WHERE: Fort Ord, CA

FOR MORE INFORMATION:  Eric Morgan, (831)394-8314, E-mail: emorgan@ca.blm.gov


 

2007

For National Public Lands Day 2007, the Hollister Field Office teamed up with the Bicycle Equestrian Trail Assistance Group, the Chuck Haugen Conservation Fund, CSU Monterey Bay’s Watershed Institute, the U.S. Army and numerous local volunteers to clean-up Fort Ord. Volunteers helped rebuild trails, worked on erosion control projects, collected native plant seeds and removed invasive weeds.  Sixty volunteers turned out for the event, working through the morning and finishing with lunch and entertainment.   Dana Laughlin, David Dillion and Robert Spencer were recognized for their continued outstanding volunteer contributions.

Learn more about volunteer opportunities with BLM California on our statewide Web pages.

Seed and straw are placed to help hold the soil and reduce erosion. Pictured working are Sue Hubbard, Jerry Martinez, Rick Cooper and several volunteers
Led by Botanist Bruce Delgado, National Public Lands Day volunteers gather native plant seeds at Fort Ord
   
Last updated: 09-02-2008