Sustainable Seaside

  • Jacks Peak Park, rare native Monterey Pine forest: An oasis at risk

    Public comment unanimously opposed a zipline at Jacks Peak Park. What about the Park Commissioners and Board of Supervisors? If EcoTours is doing it, why a need for Environmental Impact Report? Get an update on the proposed zipline at Jacks Peak Park–one of the five native stands of Monterey Pine forest in the world. Then…

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  • Bike Seaside

    Seaside has the highest number of bike commuters in Monterey County. See a gallery of folks out biking in Seaside. And learn how Susan Ragsdale-Cronin and others at a bike-themed Sustainable Seaside meeting are sharing info to improve biking here and throughout the county.

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  • Sustainable Seaside: Beautifying Our Parks

    Sustainable Seaside hosts meeting on Tues, Feb 13 to address beautifying Seaside parks. Check out this local family who bikes to the park regularly!

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  • Fort Ord: Keeping Public Access Alive

    Keeping Public Access Alive at Fort Ord: a free public event on Dec 13, with information sharing by Bureau of Land Management, Fort Ord Trail Friends, Marina Equestrian, and Monterey Off-Road Cycling Association.

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