The California North Coast Coalition's mission is to facilitate greater communication, cooperation and action towards protecting, restoring and nurturing the ecological integrity of the North Coast while encouraging sustainable economies for our local communities.



Discussion may include issues such as: long-term planning for reserves and connecting corridors across the landscape as a whole; restoration of watersheds for water quality and salmon; reforming forest practices on private and public lands; developing better methods of forestry; the California Wild Heritage Campaign - the promotion of new wilderness legislation to protect wild land & rivers on public lands in California; water diversion flows of the Eel River; vineyards in the Southern California North Coast; private land stewardship; examples of nature-based tourism; and the Redwoods to the Sea Case Study.



Some of the groups participating in the CNCC include: Ancient Forest International, California Wilderness Coalition, Blue Lake Lightening Organic Farm, Cahto Tribe of Laytonville Rancheria, Center for Environmental and Economic Development, Conservation Biology Institute, Ecotopia Matrix, EcoTrust, EPIC, Eel River Salmon Restoration Project, Friends of the Eel River, Gilhum Butte/Middle Mattole Council, Humboldt Permaculture Guild, Humboldt Watershed Council, Institute for Ecological Tourism, Institute for Fisheries Resources, Institute for Sustainable Forestry, Klamath~Siskiyou Alliance, Klamath~Siskiyou Information Services, Mattole Restoration Council, LEGACY-TLC, Native American Coalition for Headwaters, Northcoast Environmental Center, Northcoast Timber Monitors, Occidental Arts & Ecology Center, Pacific Watershed Association, Piercy Watersheds Association, Redwood Chapter Sierra Club, Redwood Science Lab USFS, Restoration Forestry Inc, Salmon Creek Watershed, & Save-the-Redwood League.