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Hiking, biking and horseback trails announced for Cotoni-Coast Dairies

near davenport in santa cruz county, cotoni-coast dairies extends from the steep slopes of the santa cruz mountains to the marine coastal terraces overlooking the pacific ocean. vibrant riparian areas follow along stream corridors, with red alder and arroyo willow forests dominating the vegetative community. beyond supporting riparian and wetland communities, cotoni-coast dairies' waterways provide important habitat for anadromous and freshwater fish as well as water for the city of santa cruz and surrounding communities.
Salah Ahmed, BLM
near davenport in santa cruz county, cotoni-coast dairies extends from the steep slopes of the santa cruz mountains to the marine coastal terraces overlooking the pacific ocean. vibrant riparian areas follow along stream corridors, with red alder and arroyo willow forests dominating the vegetative community. beyond supporting riparian and wetland communities, cotoni-coast dairies' waterways provide important habitat for anadromous and freshwater fish as well as water for the city of santa cruz and surrounding communities.
SOURCE: Salah Ahmed, BLM
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Hiking, biking and horseback trails announced for Cotoni-Coast Dairies
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has approved new access to the Cotoni-Coast Dairies national monument located off Highway 1 in Santa Cruz County. Earlier this week a management plan was released detailing how the nearly 6,000 acres of coastal-facing public land will be used. The plan includes 27 miles of new trails for hiking, bicycling, horseback riding and dog walking. “Today’s accomplishment for Cotoni-Coast Dairies owes its success to the tremendous involvement by partners, organizations and individuals who helped inform the decision-making process,” said BLM Central Coast Field Manager Ben Blom, whose office approved the plan. Cotoni-Coast Dairies was donated to the BLM in 2014 by The Trust for Public Land. More information on this planning effort is available online at https://go.usa.gov/xEJAw.

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has approved new access to the Cotoni-Coast Dairies national monument located off Highway 1 in Santa Cruz County.

Earlier this week a management plan was released detailing how the nearly 6,000 acres of coastal-facing public land will be used.

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The plan includes 27 miles of new trails for hiking, bicycling, horseback riding and dog walking.

“Today’s accomplishment for Cotoni-Coast Dairies owes its success to the tremendous involvement by partners, organizations and individuals who helped inform the decision-making process,” said BLM Central Coast Field Manager Ben Blom, whose office approved the plan.

near davenport in santa cruz county, cotoni-coast dairies extends from the steep slopes of the santa cruz mountains to the marine coastal terraces overlooking the pacific ocean. vibrant riparian areas follow along stream corridors, with red alder and arroyo willow forests dominating the vegetative community. beyond supporting riparian and wetland communities, cotoni-coast dairies' waterways provide important habitat for anadromous and freshwater fish as well as water for the city of santa cruz and surrounding communities.
Salah Ahmed, BLM

Cotoni-Coast Dairies was donated to the BLM in 2014 by The Trust for Public Land.

More information on this planning effort is available online at https://go.usa.gov/xEJAw.