Preview the
Community Vision of Cooper Gulch Park
Arts Alive
Location To Be Announced
Saturday, June 3rd, 6-9
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Save-the-Date, Saturday, June 3rd. Cooper Gulch Common Grounds will preview the Community Vision at Arts Alive in Eureka from 6 to 9. Check out the inspiring ideas brought together in the CGCG community vision for Cooper Gulch Park. We will share the ideas that emerged to form the community vision from multiple community meetings, our survey with over 500 responses, and the Plan & Plan day event last October. Share your thoughts and provide input on ideas for signature gateways to the park. Location to be announced, visit our website @ coopergulch.org or follows us on facebook, twitter, or instagram to find out more.
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Happy Trails talks with
Cooper Gulch Common Grounds
Learn more about the upcoming preview of the CGCG Community Vision at the June 3rd Arts Alive and stay involved by listening to the Happy Trails interview with Christy Prescott, Michael Kaufman, and Cliff Berkowitz on KHUM, Radio Without The Rules. Check it out by clicking here.
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Tools for Backyard Conservation
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CGCG just added a fun new tool to our website to increase awareness about the biodiversity in our urban park, Cooper Gulch Park. Share the natural treasures you discover, and see interesting animals and plants others found. Explore Cooper Gulch’s biodiversity and share with others using iNaturalist and eBird.
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Thank you!
Thank you to the volunteers, the City of Eureka, and our community for making Play & Plan Day a success! We appreciate everyone who took time out of their day to lead tours, host the children’s activities, play music, facilitate planning sessions, clean up the park, and perform demonstrations. It was a truly amazing to see the level of commitment to our community that was expressed through these efforts. We would also like to thank our community members who came down to the Cooper Gulch Park to explore the myriad of activities that took place on Play & Plan Day and be part of creating a world of possibilities in the Park.
We learned so much about the Park through Play & Plan Day. It turns out, Cooper Gulch Park has amazing acoustics! It was really interesting to see how popular the Myrtle Grove Cemetery tour was, and how very little is currently known about the birding opportunities in Cooper Gulch. We also dove a little deeper to explore strategies to address the priorities identified in the community survey results. We heard that one of the easiest things to do make Cooper Gulch Park more inviting is to have maps of the Park and its trails readily available. The planning charrette turn-up some really fun ideas on facilities that would make the park a more interesting place, such as co-locating play spaces for children near some of the disc golf tees. Interested in learning more and providing your input? Come to Arts Alive on June 3rd 6-9, location to be announced.
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A Few Scenes from Play & Plan Day
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Take me out to the ballpark
It's time again to sign-up for co-ed slow-pitch softball.
The 12 game season is played at Kennedy, Hartman and Cooper Gulch North and South Fields.
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