Canyon Conservancy News Today

A livestream event will be presented to celebrate National Native American Heritage Month.

It’s hard to imagine how a business could do a worse job with public relations than Snohomish County-based DTG Recycle has in the four years it’s been in town.

Laguna Beach Patriots Day Parade Committee Seeks Volunteers The Laguna Beach Patriots Day Parade Committee will meet at 7 p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 19, to begin organizing the 57th parade, scheduled for Saturday, March 2, 2024. Volunteers are needed to organize or to help on parade day. For meeting information, entries or program ads, contact Sandi Werthe at shworthy@cox.net.

About 40 rescuers executed a two-hour search and rescue mission for the teen. Officials had to use ropes and a basket to raise him back to the trail on the canyon's North Rim.

Launch of next generation Intelligence for Good® strategy provides first glimpse into wide-ranging product enhancements across portfolio CHARLESTON, S.C., June 5, 2023 /PRNewswire/ --... | June 5, 2023

/PRNewswire/ -- Teva®, a division of Deckers Brands (NYSE: DECK), is excited to announce the launch of the Keep Rivers Wild Capsule Collection in collaboration...

The Rotary Club of Laguna Beach is now accepting applications for community grants from non-profit organizations that offer programs and projects within the city, in the areas of health and human services, education, arts and culture, civic and community services. The club will accept applications through March 31 through its website at www.lagunabeachrotary.com. The grants will be awarded in late May.

Laguna Canyon Conservancy to Host Presentation on Randall Preserve, Formerly Banning RanchRecent media headlines announced the successful permanent preservation of 387 coastal Orange County acres previously known as Banning Ranch, now called the Randall Preserve. Well-deserved congratulations for this accomplishment are due to the Trust for Public Land, Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority and especially to the Banning Ranch Conservancy. 

As electric-powered bicycles continue to gain popularity, not everyone agrees on whether e-bikes should have the same access to trails and parks as non-motorized bicycles. Many worry that e-bikes will cause extra damage to nature trails.

  Cong. Tom O’Halleran PAGE—Today, Congressman Tom O’Halleran (AZ-01) announced that caseworkers in his district office had assisted Glen Canyon Conservancy in securing a $500,000 Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) needed to keep the non-profit serving Arizona families and protecting our precious public lands. Clarification with SBA was handled by Keith Brekhus, O’Halleran’s District Director, and staff from the Office of Senator Kyrsten Sinema. “We were pretty much at the poin...