Rclc is a California-based non-profit organization called Redwood Coast Land Conservancy (RCLC). As a land trust, RCLC is dedicated to protecting and conserving the natural and scenic beauty of the Redwood Coast region. They work towards preserving and stewarding important properties and landscapes in order to maintain the ecological integrity of the area.

RCLC offers a range of services and programs aimed at achieving their mission. They manage protected properties, including the Gualala Bluff Trail, Hearn Gulch, Cooks Beach, Mill Bend, and the Gualala Cemetery. These spaces provide recreational opportunities for the community while maintaining their ecological value.

RCLC also focuses on conservation easements, working with landowners to protect and preserve critical habitats and open spaces. To further their cause, RCLC welcomes donations and offers various ways to contribute, such as giving stock or IRA and participating in the Mill Bend campaign. They also provide opportunities for volunteers to get involved and support their conservation efforts.

Stay connected with Rclc through their newsletter, website, and social media channels to learn more about their ongoing projects, events, and ways to stay engaged