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Coastal California lands long off-limits to public to become preserve

  • Posted on September 17, 2026
  • By San Francisco Chronicle
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A significant conservation milestone is reshaping California's Central Coast as protected lands adjacent to Diablo Canyon nuclear facility transition from restricted private property to public preserve. Wild Cherry Canyon in Avila Beach becomes the inaugural site in an ambitious three-property initiative designed to safeguard coastal ecosystems and grant public access to previously inaccessible natural areas. This permanent protection effort represents a major environmental victory for regional conservation advocates and outdoor enthusiasts.

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Coastal California lands long off-limits to public to become preserve
Coastal California lands long off-limits to public to become preserve

Wild Cherry Canyon in Avila Beach will be the first of three sprawling properties to win permanent protection around the Central Coast’s Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant.
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San Francisco Chronicle

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