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The California Coastal Commission has approved a road repair project in Humboldt County, contingent on a permanent ban on vehicles from Centerville Beach to protect the western snowy plover. This decision has sparked backlash from local officials and residents who argue it restricts public access and penalizes recreational beachgoers.
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The California Coastal Commission has approved a road repair project in Humboldt County, contingent on a permanent ban on vehicles from Centerville Beach to protect the western snowy plover. This decision has sparked backlash from local officials and residents who argue it restricts public access and penalizes recreational beachgoers.
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