Committed to Preservation - Yesterday, today & tomorrow Laguna Canyon Foundation In
2000 the California voters passed Proposition 12, the Safe Neighborhood
Parks, Clean Water, and Coastal Protection Bond Act. It included a
$12.5 million designated line item to support the parks and preserves
in the south coast wilderness in coastal Orange County and was
allocated to the California Coastal Conservancy. These California
Coastal Conservancy grants were given to help educate the public,
acquire more parkland and provide coastal access.
The Coastal Conservancy distributed grants to fund the following: Additional acreage acquired for wilderness parkland 310.29 acres Grants to Laguna Beach and Laguna Woods Interpretive Exhibits for Nix Nature Center $339,756 Grant to Laguna Canyon Foundation Aliso & Wood Canyons Wilderness Park Signage Grant to Laguna Canyon Foundation $160,000 Aliso & Wood Canyons Wilderness Park Entry Grant to OC Parks $675,000 Facilitate public access to Stair Steps Trail Grant to City of Laguna Beach $204,000 Credits
Hosted by Mary Fegraus, founding Executive Director, Laguna Canyon Foundation Produced, filmed and edited by Jim Karnik Films Funding for film was provided by a grant from The California Coastal Conservancy and the 2000 State Park Bond, Proposition 12 Executive Producer Laguna Canyon Foundation |
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