Lost Coast Interpretive Association

Our focus is on education: education about the landscape, the geology, the plants and animals, and the cultures of the Lost Coast region.

The mission of the Lost Coast Interpretive Association is to inspire a passion for learning about, understanding and preserving the natural life of the Lost Coast in students, the local community and visitors.

Vision: We envision a time when residents and visitors understand, value and appreciate the unique environment of the Lost Coast region and reflect this in their personal lives.

Sharing this passion is what our programs are all about. We offer a natural science curriculum to schools and youth interns, and provide articles, lectures, hikes, and a Facebook page.

The Lost Coast Education Center will soon open at the King Range National Conservation Area office, where we will offer tours of our native garden, lectures, workshops and school field trips. We are working to establish a website in the near future.

Funding: Funding for our programs from grants from the Humboldt Area Foundation Tobin Family, Conservation Lands Foundation and the BLM.

We welcome private donations of any amount (please see the "Donate" section for details).

Partners: LCIA serves as a "friends" group, working closely with the BLM. We are part of the Conservation Lands Foundation network are a member of the Trees Foundation.

Board of Directors:
Cheryl Lisin (President)
Ray Lingel (Vice-President
Ron Broughten (Treasurer)
Paul Turner
Rita Riley
Barbara Turner

Get Involved!
If you are interested in becoming involved with the LCIA, please contact us.
-Become a volunteer
-Make a private donation (tax deductible as we are a 501(c)3 organization)
-Help us educate: please share this page with your friends. As our goal is to provide education and information here, we're striving to reach as many people as possible.

Lost Coast Interpretive Association website: http://www.lostcoast.org/

For more information: visit the groups we have in our "liked pages" section. Details about the King Range National Conservation Area can be found at
http://www.blm.gov/ca/st/en/fo/arcata/kingrange/index.html

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