ConnectingCalifornia.org: For more places to hike, climb and explore, and Trails within 15 minutes of every California home and workplace. OUR GOAL: Connecting California with 1000 Miles of Parks, not 500 miles of Continuous Concrete Sprawl, with permanently preserved farmland greenbelts around every major city, with connected open space rings that link the entire state together. Think it'll never happen? It already is. Read the success stories on our website!
Indexed News on:
--the California "Mega-Park" Project
READ OUR EDITOR ON FACEBOOK: facebook.com/rex.frankel
--the California "Mega-Park" Project
Tracking measurable success on preserving and connecting California's Parks & Wildlife Corridors
READ OUR EDITOR ON FACEBOOK: facebook.com/rex.frankel
Saturday, March 21, 2009
http://www.wildlandsconservancy.org/twc_preserve_spy_rock.html
The Wildlands Conservancy acquired the 5,832-acre Spy Rock Ranch. The scenic Spy Rock Preserve has five miles of Eel River frontage and draws its name from the 540-foot conical rock promontory that rises from its eastern shore. It is 11 air miles northwest of Covelo in pastoral Round Valley and 10 river miles from Dos Rios (and 14 miles straight east from the town of Leggett and highway 101) . The habitat is a mosaic of white oak, live oak, maple, and bay laurel woodlands, grasslands and clustered stands of fir. From dramatic rock outcroppings to year-round creek bottoms roam abundant wildlife including deer, mountain lions, bears, and bobcats. Bald eagles, osprey, and Pacific pond turtles occur on the river frontage. Anadromous fish species include chinook and coho salmon, as well as steelhead trout.
--------------------------------------
http://www.ranchagent.com/spy_rock_ranch/spyrock_1.htm
$2.9 million
"The Spyrock Ranch is approximately 5,832 acres of beautiful hill land fronting approximately four miles of the Eel River, providing a remote paradise for the nature lover, outdoor sportsman, or trail rider.
Spyrock Ranch is just north of Round Valley, which is often referred to as "Nature's Hideaway." Some 160 miles north of San Francisco, Round Valley is the largest area of flat land in Mendocino County. Noted for its picturesque landscapes and towering valley oaks, Round Valley is the western entrance to the Mendocino National Forest and Yolla Bolly Wilderness. A 3,300+/- foot paved and night-lighted runway provides easy access into the valley for private aircraft.
The ranch is located in Mendocino County, nine miles north of Dos Rios on the Eel River and 11 air miles northwest of Covelo in Round Valley. Travel to the Ranch is by county road north of Covelo, then through neighboring ranches on dirt roads, to the Ranch's eastern boundary line. Travel time from Covelo to the Ranch gate is about one hour."
---------------------------------------
http://209.85.173.132/search?q=cache:MxOdg8Zwsz4J:www.covelo.net/people/pages/audrey/audrey.shtml+spy+rock+ranch&cd=2&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us
-----------------
http://ernielb.blogspot.com/2008/11/is-this-spy-rock.html
Dedicated to remembering how it was “back then”, and Tales about the Eel River Valley, and the wisdom of the people that live there.
http://ernielb.blogspot.com/search?q=spy+rock&max-results=20
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
LA meetuphikes.org
VISIONS, HISTORY AND RESEARCH:
- VISIONS OF CONNECTED OPEN SPACES
- 9/2007 NEW PARKS SINCE 2000
- 12/2015 UPDATE: Websites of All California Land-Saving Groups
- NORTH COAST-NEW PARKS 2000-2011
- SF BAY--NEW PARKS 2000-2011
- CENTRAL COAST--NEW PARKS 2000-2011
- SIERRA NEVADA/CENTRAL VALLEY--NEW PARKS 2000-2011
- LOS ANGELES COUNTY & SANTA MONICA MOUNTAINS--NEW PARKS 2000-2011
- SO-CAL--NEW PARKS 2000-2011
- STATEWIDE LAND PRESERVATION ISSUES AND GROUPS
- CA LAND TRUSTS SUMMARY 10-10-2017
- CA Wildlife Board Purchases 2000 to 2017
- All State Agency Land Purchase from 2000-01 to 2017-11
- 2012-12-02 CA Park purchases summary
L.A.-So. Cal-Desert Blogs
-
-
Storm drains in the Hollywood Hills2 months ago
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Rex's Photo Albums7 years ago
-
New Anza Borrego Desert Tribute Site8 years ago
-
-
Rally to Celebrate Elephant Hills9 years ago
-
-
-
SF Bay blogs:
Central Coast blogs:
Central Valley-Sierra Nevada blogs:
Northern Calif. blogs:
-
-
-
-
-
-
The Marina Center is Dead10 years ago
-
Assorted California Enviro blogs:
E-Mail the editor:
rexfrankel at yahoo.com
Blog Archive
-
▼
2009
(301)
-
▼
March
(36)
- -Mountaintop Vineyards Proposed to Replace Forests...
- -U.S. Supreme Court Rejects Right to File Lawsuit ...
- - Wildlands Conservancy Saves 5832 Acre Ranch in N...
- -Senator Feinstein Wants Energy Plans Halted on De...
- -Mercury Rising in S.F. BayIs restoring wetlands b...
- -Pot Growers Wreak Havoc on North Coast Streams an...
- -New Web Tool makes it easier to explore Southwest...
- -Threat Resurfaces to Whittier-Chino Hills Wildlif...
- -Groups Seek Federal Funds for Sierra Nevada Check...
- -Water Board Decision May Force Klamath Dams Remov...
- -The Other Big Timber Company in Humboldt has big ...
- -Courtroom Battles that Affect all of California:C...
- -Cleaning Up L.A. Stormwater Pollution Creates 2 ...
- -Two Big Fights over Development on Gaviota Coastl...
- -Approval of Santa Margarita Ranch Development by ...
- -More on the Expansion of SLO's Montana de Oro Sta...
- -Friends of the River goes to court for River in V...
- -Boy Scouts Get Criticism for Land Management from...
- -Wind farm project moves forward in Santa Barbara ...
- -Project near San Diego River Sent Back for Redesi...
- -They're Finally Starting to Talk about a Price fo...
- -Desert News: Power Lines Plan route shifted; Stat...
- -A Look at 4 Preserves in East Fresno County's Sie...
- -Marin County Supervisor says County Needs to Pres...
- -A Look at the 36,000 acres of "Watershed Lands" i...
- -Pacific Forest Trust Launches News Blog This gro...
- -Land deal to expand Morgan Territory Preserve in ...
- -Longgggg Story on the Growth-Encouraging Widening...
- -29 Acres in SLO Surrounding Nipomo’s Dana Adobe P...
- -Lawsuit Looming Over Oil and Gas Sale in Kern Cou...
- -Mt. Konocti acquisition moving forward; Peak Towe...
- -Sierra Pacific Industries Settles Case, Withdraws...
- -In Sonoma County: 871 Acres Nearly Saved; North C...
- -A decade after Headwaters deal, truce comes to No...
- -Napa areas could be part of huge conservation reg...
- SMMC-MRCA 3/4/2009
-
▼
March
(36)
Quick-Search of Subjects on the Site
- Alameda (13)
- Alpine County (6)
- Amador (5)
- Baldwin Hills (4)
- Ballona (4)
- Big Sur (3)
- Blue Ridge-Berryessa Natural Area (17)
- Bolsa Chica Wetlands (1)
- Butte County (7)
- Calaveras (14)
- California Land Preservation (18)
- Carrizo Plain (6)
- Chino Hills (5)
- Claremont (1)
- Clean Water Act (7)
- Cleveland National Forest (1)
- Clover Valley (6)
- Coachella Valley (4)
- Coastal Conservancy (49)
- Colusa County (2)
- contra costa (42)
- Del Norte (12)
- desert protection (50)
- East L.A. Hills (10)
- El Dorado (23)
- Endangered Species (27)
- Environmental Laws (24)
- Federal Lands (12)
- Forests and logging (4)
- Fresno (19)
- Glenn County (3)
- Humboldt (88)
- Humboldt Bay (2)
- Imperial (7)
- inyo (12)
- Kern (58)
- Kings (1)
- Klamath River (9)
- Lake County (11)
- Lake Shasta (2)
- Lake Tahoe (4)
- Lassen County (11)
- Lassen Foothills (3)
- Los Angeles (153)
- Madera (8)
- Maps of open spaces (5)
- Marin (24)
- Mariposa (3)
- Mendocino (47)
- Merced (9)
- Modoc (1)
- Mono (15)
- Mono Lake (2)
- Monterey (34)
- Mount Hamilton project (4)
- Mount Whitney (2)
- Napa (28)
- Nevada County (17)
- Newhall Ranch (7)
- North Coast (12)
- Nuclear power (2)
- oak trees (3)
- off-road parks (1)
- Onyx Ranch (6)
- Orange (49)
- Pacific Lumber (36)
- Palm Springs (1)
- Passenger Rail Revival (9)
- Pebble Beach (1)
- Pinnacles National Monument (2)
- Placer (35)
- Plumas (11)
- Population Growth (5)
- prescriptive easements (1)
- Quay Valley Ranch (1)
- Rex Frankel (35)
- River Restoration (7)
- Riverside (63)
- Rocketdyne (2)
- Sacramento (7)
- Sacramento River (5)
- Salton Sea (2)
- San Benito (9)
- San Bernardino (33)
- San Diego (75)
- San Francisco Bay (28)
- San Francisco city and county (8)
- San Gabriel Mountains Foothills (16)
- San Jacinto River (1)
- San Joaquin Valley (2)
- San Luis Obispo (39)
- san mateo (35)
- Santa Barbara (34)
- santa clara (31)
- Santa Clara River (14)
- Santa Cruz (22)
- Santa Monica Mountains (56)
- Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy-MRCA (74)
- Santa Susana Mountains (13)
- Send 'em your cash (1)
- Shasta County (11)
- Sierra County (27)
- Sierra Pacific Industries (9)
- Simi Hills (6)
- Siskiyou (17)
- Solano (18)
- Solar Power (12)
- Sonoma (49)
- Stanislaus (7)
- stormwater pollution cleanup (5)
- Sutter County (4)
- TANC power line proposal--Sacramento River Valley (2)
- Tehama (16)
- Tejon Ranch (48)
- Toll Roads (16)
- Trails (3)
- Treatment Wetlands (2)
- Trinity county (5)
- Truckee River (1)
- Tulare (14)
- Tulare Lake Basin (2)
- Tuolumne (6)
- Urban Growth Boundaries (7)
- Ventura (56)
- Verdugo Mountains (5)
- Water (67)
- Westlands Water District (7)
- Whittier-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor (14)
- Wildfires (1)
- Wildflowers (1)
- Wildlife Conservation Board (61)
- Wildlife Crossings over/under highways (1)
- Yolo (15)
- Yolo Bypass (2)
- yuba county (12)
- Zero waste--Don't just reduce (3)
No comments:
Post a Comment