A Coast For All of Us Webinar Recordings and Materials
As economic inequality grows in California, the beach is one space that is truly for everyone. But are all Californians able to access the coast in the same way?
In the summer and early fall of 2017, the Coastal Conservancy held a 2-part webinar on coastal access in California. Below are the recordings and materials from both parts.
Webinar Recording: A Coast For All of Us
Presentation slides and supplemental reports
Adam Probolsky – Coastal Conservancy Statewide Survey // PART 1 | PART 2
Jon Christensen – Access for All: A New Generation’s Challenges on the California Coast // Presentation | Report
David Kordus – PPIC Statewide Survey: Californians and the Environment
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