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Monterey Bay Dunes Coalition

Organization Type:
Citizen Group

Mission:
To preserve the coastal dunes and beaches that stretch from Monterey to the north of the Salinas River

Contact:
Joey Dorrell-Canepa, Coordinator, Beach Garden Project
Monterey Bay Dunes Coalition
P.O. Box 2116
Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA 93921
Phone: (831) 659-1263

Geographical Focus:
Local

Counties Served:
Monterey

Activities:
Education, Restoration

Topic:
Beaches, Sand Dune Habitats

Educational Resources:
Curriculum, Exhibits/Displays

Education Programs:
Beach Garden Project: hands-on volunteer restoration of degraded dunes at State Park Beaches. Activities include:
•  Seed collection
•  Propagation workshops
•  Out planting
•  Weeding
Includes classroom slide show about the Monterey Sand Dunes and restoration.

Target Audiences:
K-12, Adult, Teacher, General Public

Group Size Accommodated:
Up to 30

Volunteer Opportunities

  Program:
Beach Garden Project
  Description:
Grow and plant dune seedlings for the regeneration of State Park dunes
  When Needed:
August-March
  Qualifications:
Any age and any experience level welcome
  Commitment Required:
2 hours on a Saturday to 10-20 hours per year
  Application/Training:
Sign up and attend a 2 hour propagation workshop where supplies are received
  Community Service Documentation:
Yes
  Contact:
Joey Dorrell-Canepa
(831) 659-1263
scanepa@ix.netcom.com


Internship Opportunities

  Program:
Beach Garden Project
  Description:
Assisting with leading activities including seed collection, propagation workshops, out planting, and other activities if desired.
  When Needed:
August-March
  Qualifications:
Enthusiasm
  Application:
Call
  Number of Interns:
1
  Housing Provided:
No
  Paid:
No
  Credit:
No
  Contact Name:
Joey Dorrell-Canepa
(831) 659-1263
scanepa@ix.netcom.com


Parking Availability:
Beach Garden activities occur at State Park beaches with free access and usually ample parking.


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