Seashore
To See a World in a Grain of Sand
“To see a world in a grain of sand, And a heaven in a wild flower. To hold infinity in the palm of your hand, And eternity in an hour.” Read More »
BOUNTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL BLOY!
Black Oyster Catcher Breeding Pair- displaying “Piping” or greeting behavior.
Over the years we have seen Black Oyster Catchers (BLOY) from Dana Point in the south to Crystal Cove in the north, wherever there are healthy mussel beds and rocky ledges. Read More »
Wrack, Wrack, Glorious Wrack.
Laguna Beach Walkers Walk the Wrack.
Definition: Perhaps from Middle Dutch, wrak,wreckage; the term corresponds to Old English wraec Wrack. Hence the term “Wrack and Ruin” Read More »
Shoreline Strolls – Edges and Ledges of Laguna
Here we are scrambling over the Aliso Creek Ledges to Camel Beach.
“Girls just wanna have fun!” Read More »
Shoreline Strolls
Observations and thoughts on a flat, calmy day at the water’s edge in August 2011:
Sedimentary rock of taffy San Onofre Breccia swirls is a glorious sandstone with a color as vibrant as butter that abuts our beaches. Read More »
Shoreline Strolls
After a night of light rain the wind has blown out the storm at Crystal Cove and Catalina shines bright with her sandy bluffs, white and clean. Read More » Shoreline Strolls
Today dawned quiet and calm on the beach at Crystal Cove for our walk at Reef Point. No wind, no harsh glare on the water, a minus tide and good tide-pooling. Read More »
Friend’s Corner
We are honored that Sylvia Earle would enthusiastically wear a "Reserve Laguna" button to indicate her support for our efforts.
She has been called "Her Deepness" by the New Yorker and the New York Times, "Living Legend" by the Library of Congress, and the first "Hero for the Planet," is an oceanographer, explorer, author...Learn More
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