VISION
We are building a community authored plan for the future of one of the last remaining undeveloped headlands in the San Francisco Bay Area - Point Molate.
Our mission seeks to convert the former Navy fuel depot into a sustainable rejuvenation of important historical aspects of Pt. Molate with protection and restoration of its rare native species and supporting habitat.
A true 'people's' gathering place to enjoy the wonders of the SF Bay Area, celebrate and display local craft, fruits of the earth, as well as global cultural infusion, and a place for multiple generations to learn and develop tomorrow's sustaining technologies.
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A BETTER VISION FOR POINT MOLATE
HELP CELEBRATE - EARTH DAY - APRIL 21, 2012
There is another plan for Pt. Molate, and it's a vision that is shared by 20 environmental, social and marine organizations. Explore our vision for a sustainable development. Read more.
PT. MOLATE BEACH
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CITIZENS FOR A SUSTAINABLE POINT MOLATE | P.O. BOX 71212, RICHMOND, CA. 94807 | info@cfspm.org
Copyright 2009 - 2012 - Citizens for a Sustainable Point Molate - all rights reserved
In conjunction with The Watershed Project, CFSPM is sponsoring a cleanup at Pt. Molate Beach in celebration of Earth Day. From 10:30AM to 1:30PM on Saturday April 21, 2012, citizens will undertake cleaning up the tide line and man made debris at Pt. Molate Beach. Pt. Molate Beach, is a nearly half mile long gentle, sandy beach that at one time was a significant recreational destination and park area.
Due to lack of funds to maintain the beach and adjacent park, Pt. Molate Beach was closed to the public in 2004, and has not been maintained since. The beach remains a significant part of the San Pablo peninsula ecosystem. Home to migratory shore birds and extensive eel grass beds, a clean beach will make a healthy environment for local wildlife. You are invited to help us restore Pt. Molate Beach.
PLEASE RSVP VIA EMAIL TO: INFO@CFSPM.ORG
