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The Last-Hurrah Malibu Public Beaches SafarisSun. May 23 — 9am, 11:30pm, and 2pm

May 17, 2010Announcements2pm, Carbon Canyon Rd, Dry Sand, Fast Food Restaurants, Free Mini, Last Hurrah, Malibu Pier, Malibu Project, Meeting Point, Pacific Coast, Pacific Coast Highway, Pch, Pier Park, Plenty Of Time, Private Development, Public Beaches, Public Easement, Sun Protection, Wet Sand, Zuma

We’re wrapping up our 3-year Malibu project, and to celebrate our public beaches one last time, we’re offering 3 (yes, three!) free mini-safaris. No sign-up required. All welcome!

What: Are you tired of Zuma and Surfrider? Want to find and use the the 20 miles of public beaches that are lined with private development? Our safaris will equip you with the advanced skills necessary to find and use the Malibu public beaches legally and safely. Activities include signwatching, trailblazing the public-private boundary, and a public easement potluck.

When: Choose 1 of the 3 start times (each lasts ~1Â 3/4Â hrs). Please do not plan to join mid-safari.

Where: Come to the public beach accessway between 22140-22126 Pacific Coast HighwayÂ (~.5 mis west of Carbon Canyon Rd. and ~1 mi. east of Malibu pier). Park on either side of the PCH (cross with caution), and walk through the accessway to the beach.Â (Or take the 534 PCH bus!–nearest stop is Carbon Canyon Rd.–Â www.metro.net.)

Please allow for plenty of time to find a parking spot, since availability of beach parking is unpredictable.

Tip:Â Want the easiest parking?–Try the 9am safari.

Rangers should arrive at the base of the accessway (on the beach–look for the uniform) to assemble each safari at least 15 minutes in advance of each start time. If you arrive early, you can walk on the wet sand anywhere, and on the dry sand (at least 10 ft. from the houses) on the FIRST 4 PROPERTIES TO THE LEFT (downcoast).Â Â Please do not use the dry sand upcoast or elsewhere.

Bring: Snack for the potluck (just for you), water if you need it, sun protection, and extra layer for warmth.

Please note:Â No bathroom available at meeting point–Try the fast-food restaurants just upcoast on the PCH.
Dogs, sadly, are not allowed on the beaches.

Hope to see you at the beach!
Check out our new website!
www.laurbanrangers.org
A downloadable “Malibu Public Beaches” guide is available on our website.

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The Last-Hurrah Malibu Public Beaches Safaris

January 31, 2010AnnouncementsCarbon Canyon Rd, Dry Sand, Fast Food Restaurants, Free Mini, Last Hurrah, Malibu Pier, Malibu Project, Meeting Point, Pacific Coast, Pacific Coast Highway, Pch, Pier Park, Private Development, Public Beaches, Public Easement, Sun Protection, Urban Rangers, Warmth, Wet Sand, Zuma

The LOS ANGELES URBAN RANGERS ANNOUNCE:
The Last-Hurrah Malibu Public Beaches Safaris

Sat. Feb. 27 — 11am, 1pm, and 3pm

We’re wrapping up our 3-year Malibu project, and to celebrate our public beaches one last time, we’re offering 3 (three!) 1 1/2-hour free mini-safaris. No sign-up required. All welcome!

When: Choose 1 of the 3 start times. Please do not plan to join mid-safari.

Rangers should arrive (look for the uniform) at the base of the accessway at least 15 minutes in advance of each start time. If you arrive early, you can walk on the wet sand anywhere, and on the dry sand (at least 10 ft. from the houses) on the FIRST 4 PROPERTIES TO THE LEFT (downcoast).Â Â Please do not use the dry sand upcoast or elsewhere.

Bring: Snack, water if you need it, sun protection, and extra layer or two (important!) for warmth.

Rain: If it’s raining, the safaris have been canceled. We’ll reschedule in the spring.

Please note: No bathroom available at meeting point–Try the fast-food restaurants just upcoast on the PCH.Â Dogs, sadly, are not allowed on the beaches.

Hope to see you at the beach!
Los Angeles Urban Rangers
www.laurbanrangers.org

A downloadable “Malibu Public Beaches” guide is available on our website.

SCRAP CASTLES | SUSTAINABLE BEACH ART EVENT

September 20, 2009EcoLOGIC LAAnnenberg, Art Event, Beach Art, Beach Sand, Castle Tools, Egb, Event Description, Furniture Lumber, Glass Doors, Lifeguards, Member Participation, Pacific Coast Hwy, Pch, Sand Castle, Santa Monica Ca, Scrap Materials, Small Furniture, Tower 4, USGBC, Window Frames

Emerging Green Builders – Los Angeles
EGB-LA Committee
Upcoming Opportunities for Member Participation

SCRAP CASTLES | SUSTAINABLE BEACH ART EVENT
Saturday, September 26, 2009 | 9am
Lifeguard Tower 4 | In front of 415 Pacific Coast Hwy, Santa Monica, CA
Near Annenberg Community Beach House | Parking south of 415 PCH

Event Description | Designers and builders are encouraged to come out and enjoy the morning on the beach with fellow Emerging Green Builders (EGB). We will design and create large and small scale scrap castles comprised of sand and your scrap materials. This is a great time to meet the group, learn about upcoming events, and of how you can become involved. Please review the Beach Rules included below.

What You Bring | Used scrap materials such as: window frames (no glass), doors, small furniture, lumber, ply, (no nails) and any decorative item that you can haul out to the beach. Sand castle tools such as: buckets, shovels and maybe a ladder. Bring a friend, co-worker, or partner.

Beach Rules | Normal beach restrictions will apply: No smoking, no fires or fireworks, no tents or temporary enclosures, lifeguards’ directions must be obeyed, etc. For more on Beach Rules, see http://www01.smgov.net/osm/beachrules.htm. Be sensible when choosing scrap to bring to the beach. If you are unsure about what you may bring or are looking for more information about this event, you may contact Paul at pjramirez@gmx.com

*Note | Tours of the Annenberg Community Beach House are at 11am, 1pm and 3pm for more information contact Paul at pjramirez@gmx.com

About EGB-LA
EGB-LA, a committee of the USGBC-LA Chapter provides emerging green builders, primarily young professionals and students, a network from which to gain knowledge and become involved in the green building community, established by the USGBC-LA.

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