Estero Americano Public Access Infrastructure Improvements

The Wildlands Conservancy has been tasked with planning and executing the Estero Americano Public Access Infrastructure Improvements Project at the Estero Americano Coast Preserve in Bodega Bay, California. The project includes installing five miles of new trails, erecting directional and interpretive signage to enhance visitor experience and education, and renovating an existing dilapidated structure to serve as functional caretaker housing. These improvements aim to increase public access and stewardship of the coastal preserve while ensuring the site remains sustainable and well-maintained. All work will be carried out within the 94923 zip code area in Sonoma County. The project is forecasted by the California Coastal Commission, with Louisa K. Morris serving as Project Manager and Eric Stevens as the primary Planner. Contact information for both individuals is publicly available for inquiries, and details about the project can be found through the California Environmental Quality Act network. Although the contract does not specify a solicitation number or set-aside designation, the focus remains on delivering high-quality public infrastructure that aligns with coastal conservation goals and community access priorities. Work under this initiative is expected to begin following the posting date of September 25, 2025.