[…]under and around the Harford Pier. The participants who contributed to the beach portion of the clean up were able to clear almost 90lbs of trash off the beach. This event is immensely important to keep Avila Beach clean and with help from Sponsors and Volunteers, we are able to […]
[…]our community to clean up trash and debris. Every year since 1986 ECOSLO has coordinated beach cleanups from San Simeon to Oso Flaco Lake. In California, Coastal Cleanup Day holds the distinction of drawing the most participation of any volunteer event over its thirty year history. Please contact the organizations […]
[…]than by giving back to their natural splendor. Get involved with Highway 1’s ongoing beach cleaning efforts by grabbing a free clean-up kit from participating locations. Equipped with reusable bags and gloves, you’ll comb the white sand of Avila Beach and beyond, collecting any litter before it can threaten the […]
[…]vibes when you travel for good along Highway 1. Volunteering your time with a Highway 1 beach cleanup helps to keep our coastline sparkling clean (and it’s much easier than you think). Simply enjoy breakfast at the Avila Beach Golf Resort and pick up your free clean-up kit and complimentary […]
[…]along Highway 1 between Cambria and Morro Bay, Cayucos Beach boasts clean, sandy shores perfect for families seeking a relaxed day of sun and surf. With ample space for play and gentle waves ideal for beginner swimmers or surfers, this laid back beach town offers a chill vibe sure to […]
Embark on a journey through nature, spanning over a 100 miles of captivating history, pristine beaches, majestic bluffs, protected preserves, and abundant of wildlife. Get inspired by the beauty that surrounds you, learn from locals and connect deeper to mother nature. Your actions (including family fun “leave-no-trace” beach time) along […]
[…]to explore the area. BlendFest is part of the Highway 1 Road Trip’s annual Coastal Discovery & Stewardship Celebration happening every January and February. Stewardship travelers enjoy the many special events held during this special time to highlight the migrating coastal species and celebrate the beauty of the Central Coast. […]
[…]each month. Focused on different topics, these walks are free and open to the public. Walkers and stewardship travelers should bring water and binoculars and wear sturdy shoes and long pants. Children are welcome with adult supervision. Find the full calendar of events […]
[…]sense of responsibility for the places that they visit,” says Katie Sturtevant, who directs the stewardship travel program for Highway 1 Road Trip, a tourism organization that represents small towns along the Central Coast. “This isn’t voluntourism, but it’s about spending a few minutes caring about the places you like to […]
[…]why we take the preservation of our animal neighbors extremely seriously, and developed our Stewardship Travel For Good program. What does it mean to Travel for Good? It means respecting wildlife by looking but not touching, feeding, or disturbing animal habitats. It means watching where you step when the smallest […]
Join Highway 1 in celebrating ‘30 Days of Thanks’ this November There’s endless reasons to be thankful along Highway 1 on California’s scenic Central Coast. From awe-inspiring views and hidden waterfalls to delicious seafood and incredible wildlife sightings, counting our blessings is a sinch. This November, join local residents and […]
[…]superfood smoothies. 3. San Simeon Hearst would be happy: Ready for a morning full of good clean fun just off Highway 1? Head to beautiful San Simeon State Park & W.R. Hearst Memorial Beach for a cleanup on Sept. 23 from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Hosted by ECOSLO, organizers from […]
[…]Road Trip is a great resource for wildlife viewing, dining and outdoor excursions along the coast. Stewardship Travel for Good Participate in Highway 1’s Stewardship Travel for Good as you explore the coast by electric vehicle. With enriching opportunities to participate in eco-friendly events, bolster community resources and learn more […]
[…]for GoodKeeping Highway 1’s marine life happy isn’t just easy—it’s fun! Check out our Stewardship Travel for Good program for enriching kid-friendly activities all along Highway 1. Beach cleanups, trail restoration projects, museum offerings and park tours: whatever your involvement, it helps in a big way. Roll up your sleeves […]
[…]for Good tips along the way. That’s right: our handy guides encompass everything from beach cleanup opportunities, educational enrichment and wildlife viewing best practices. You can even roll up your sleeves and get involved in local conservation efforts! What can we say? With much beauty comes much responsibility. Thank you […]
[…]of Mary Poppins and pulled out a portable stove from his backpack, along with a pot, bottles of clean water, packets of noodles, onions, and garlic. Skepticism began to creep into my mind. Would the ramen be any good? We continued to chat as the water simmered to a boil, […]
[…]of Effort, serving chef-curated charcuterie pairing boards (24 hour advice notice required). Stewardship Travel for Good Deepen your connection to Arroyo Grande and Edna Valley when you participate in educationally enriching Stewardship Travel for Good activities. Take in sites from the History and Heritage Trail, perfect for inquiring minds of […]
[…]some friendly competition or work on your swing at the course’s handy 275-yard driving range. Stewardship Travel for Good Wind down your day with an enriching experience that gets you closer to Highway 1 history. Travel for Good when you support local cultural and historical attractions in Oceano/Nipomo. The Dana […]
