IMHO no one captures the beauty of Carmel River Beach and the surrounding area better than Gina Weston. Enjoy her videos and photos by following her on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/ginawestonofficial/
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Carmel Cares
Carmel Area State Park General Plan
Exploring the Carmel River
Neighbors On The Point FB Group
Point Lobos Preserve - the Crown Jewel of State Parks Exploring the Giant Kelp Forest of Point Lobos PORTS - Parks Online Resources for Teachers and Students Point Lobos - State Natural Reserve Point Lobos Foundation |
Preliminary General Plan and Draft Environmental Impact Report Available for Review The Carmel Area State Parks Preliminary General Plan (GP) and Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) has been released for public review and comment. The comment period is July 30 through October 1, 2018. Your comments are welcomed. |
Ecosystem Protective Barrier and Scenic Road Protective Barrier |
Carmel Lagoon Project |
Monterey Weekly 9/24/17 Carmel River Article starts on page 19 |
Carmel River Free Project The 45-day public comment period for the Carmel River Floodplain Restoration and Environmental Enhancement (Carmel River FREE) project’s Environmental Impact Report and Environmental Assessment is open through April 22, 2019. The document provides state environmental review in an Environmental Impact Report (per the California Environmental Quality Act requirements - CEQA) and federal review in an Environmental Assessment (per the National Environmental Policy Act - NEPA). Big Sur Land Trust and the County of Monterey are co-sponsoring the landmark Carmel River FREE project – one of the most extensive and important multi-benefit flood protection and riparian habitat restoration efforts on the Central Coast. Using a nature-based green infrastructure solution, it will reclaim the southern floodplain to direct water away from developed areas north of the river. Another example of Big Sur Land Trust's long-term commitment to conservation and land in service of community, Carmel River FREE will restore habitat and help significantly reduce flood risks for homes and businesses in the lower Carmel River watershed. In addition, new trails will connect Palo Corona Regional Park with the Carmel River State Beach and Lagoon. Learn more. |
Tideschart - Carmel River Beach
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