The park, called Coyote Lake - Harvey Bear Ranch County Park, stretches along the mountains east of Gilroy, featuring camping, fishing and boating on the namesake Coyote Lake.
I think it was just a combination of how powerless you feel in the sense when you're met with natural disasters. There's a lot of resilience, both in the natural world and in human communities, that comes together after natural disasters.
Ricardo Gonzalez Ruiz, previously known for his disruptive behavior at a Tesla protest, was shot by Berkeley Police after threatening them with a gun during a domestic violence incident.
The scheme will retain the beach as an important local amenity for existing and future generations. The loss of the beach without the installation of the groynes would not only be harmful to the character and appearance of the area but would also result in the loss of a large area of beach habitat.
"They're more resilient. They don't get as dry. They're not as likely to burn in a flashy way, like phragmites does," said Scott Middleton, executive director of the Marine Park Alliance.
The community is upset because their goodwill was taken advantage of. They had been offered medicines and health support, but at no point were they informed about leasing or donating their land.
The Forest Park Conservancy's appeal underscores concerns regarding Portland General Electricâs tree removal plan, alleging it contradicts the 1995 natural resources management plan.
"This is such a win for all - the special landscape that is Yosemite, the wildlife that live in the park, and the visitors," Beth Pratt, a local conservationist working on a book called "Yosemite Wildlife," wrote in an email to SFGATE.
As news of the settlement spread, however, it quickly became clear that many in the community did not agree. In fact, they thought it showed no understanding at all of local needs.
The spectacle of fireflies flying through the summer forest is like the twinkling of a starry sky, says photographer Kazuaki Koseki, emphasizing the beauty and awe of this natural phenomenon.
The Withanage family is spearheading a $40 million investment aimed at tokenizing real-world assets, focusing on the intrinsic value of cultural and environmental resources.