March 2014
Came The Rains … More Mesa on Sunday afternoon after three days of welcome rain.
A lone native coastal poppy plant offers up two flowers.
Fungi has enough moisture to make an appearance.
Dogs make sport in a large pond at the coast.
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September 2014
California is in a state of “Extreme Drought”, with 2014 being the driest year since 1895, 119 years ago! But, in spite of this disastrous condition, one can still observe some native wildflowers in bloom on More Mesa. For example, Deerweed, which normally blooms from March to October, has been in flower constantly for more than a year. Heavily…
November 2014
More Mesa Symposium Online Many supporters who were unable to attend the 2014 More Mesa Symposium have inquired about obtaining a video of the presentations. And many who did attend have been interested to review what they saw and heard. These are just two of the many reasons we are extremely pleased to announce that…
March 2007
In pursuit of our mission to preserve More Mesa forever, the More Mesa Preservation Coalition (MMPC) constantly strives to reach the broadest spectrum of our community with our message. One technique we have used in the past is illustrated talks tailored to the needs of audiences such as Homeowners Associations, Fraternal and Service Organizations and…
September 2005
A New Feature MMPC is delighted by the numbers of Usage Survey web submittals we have received thus far. As those of you who have completed the survey are aware, the last line is available for any comments the respondent may wish to make. We are very gratified by the fact that many of those…
August 2015
LATE BREAKING NEWS ABOUT DEVELOPMENT … Well, the day we knew was coming, but wouldn’t welcome, has arrived. On Tuesday, Kenneth E. Marshall, President of the development consulting firm Dudek, notified the Santa Barbara Planning Commission that he represented the Kalid Saud Al Shebaily Group (KSSG), the owners of More Mesa. He is joined by Jack Theimer…
