FORT BRAGG HEADLANDS CONSORTIUM

"The first law of ecology is that everything is related to everything else."
—Barry Commoner, Cellular Biologist

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"None of us--singly or sitting in committee--can possibly blueprint a specific "plan" for resolving the environmental crisis. To pretend otherwise is only to evade the real meaning of the environmental crisis: that the world is being carried to the brink of ecological disaster not by a singular fault, which some clever scheme can correct, but by the phlanx of powerful economic, political, and social forces that constitute the march of history. Anyone who proposes to cure the environmental crisis undertakes thereby to change the course of history. But this is a competence reserved to history itself, for sweeping social change can be designed only in the workshop of rational, informed, collective social action. That we must act is now clear. The questions which we face is how." (Barry Commoner, The Closing Circle, p. 300)
Smart Growth is defined by the American Planning Association as “that which supports choice and opportunity by promoting efficient and sustainable land development, incorporates redevelopment patterns that optimize prior infrastructure investments, and consumes less land that is otherwise available for agriculture, open space, natural systems, and rural lifestyles.“ https://www.planning.org/policy/guides/adopted/smartgrowth.htm ​

Fort Bragg Headlands Consortium mission

The FBHC mission is to help achieve environmentally sound scientifically-based-strategies for restoration and reuse of Fort Bragg Headlands that will improve the quality of life and economy for our coastal community.
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  • Home
  • Smart Growth
    • Smart Growth
    • Open Space
    • Restoration Economy
    • Resiliency
    • Mapping Project
  • Status of Noyo Headlands-2022
    • When the Berm Bursts
    • OU-E Not Complete
    • Clean-Up >
      • DTSC Status Reports
  • Ecological Integrity
    • Ecological Integrity
    • Creek & Wetland Restoration
    • Accessible Clean Beach and Bay
    • Wildlife Corridors
  • About FBHC
    • Consortium Members
    • Community Persistence
    • A Sustainable and Better Quality of Life
    • Contact Us