There’s just something about Ona Beach. Inside Brian Booth State Park on the Central Coast—if you travel through the trees, over the footbridge, and around the bend—a whole other world will emerge before your eyes. It’s the kind of beach you could spend hours getting lost in.
It’s also Bedrock Theatre’s newly adopted CoastWatch mile.
In the final episode of CoastWatch & Listen, join the whole Bedrock crew as we meet Mile 208, Ona Beach, for the first time; reflect on the lessons and inspirations imparted by the CoastWatchers we’ve met; and begin taking action to answer the question, “How can art and environmentalism coexist?”
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There’s just something about Ona Beach. Inside Brian Booth State Park on the Central Coast—if you travel through the trees, over the footbridge, and around the bend—a whole other world will emerge before your eyes. It’s the kind of beach you could spend hours getting lost in.
It’s also Bedrock Theatre’s newly adopted CoastWatch mile.
In the final episode of CoastWatch & Listen, join the whole Bedrock crew as we meet Mile 208, Ona Beach, for the first time; reflect on the lessons and inspirations imparted by the CoastWatchers we’ve met; and begin taking action to answer the question, “How can art and environmentalism coexist?”
The Oregon Coast is a popular tourist destination, drawing millions of visitors every year. Accessible beaches, like those in Lincoln City, are high-traffic, multi-use spaces where human presence takes a toll on the coastal ecosystem. On the flip side, it’s the perfect location for an energetic group of retired teachers on a mission to continue educating people—and continue learning themselves. In this episode, Emily, Sascha, and Joellen of Team Bedrock join CoastWatchers Bobbie Snead, Sally White, Annette DePuy, and Maureen Foelkl for a field trip on Mile 242. As they tell us: “This mile is where the people are.”
CoastWatch & Listen
There’s just something about Ona Beach. Inside Brian Booth State Park on the Central Coast—if you travel through the trees, over the footbridge, and around the bend—a whole other world will emerge before your eyes. It’s the kind of beach you could spend hours getting lost in.
It’s also Bedrock Theatre’s newly adopted CoastWatch mile.
In the final episode of CoastWatch & Listen, join the whole Bedrock crew as we meet Mile 208, Ona Beach, for the first time; reflect on the lessons and inspirations imparted by the CoastWatchers we’ve met; and begin taking action to answer the question, “How can art and environmentalism coexist?”
