The Battle of the Beauregard Vineyard

Addresses major concerns of sensitive habitat areas, soil erosin, water usage, irrigation and drainage, successful cover crops to prevent erosion, the use of fertilizers, and protection of animal migration paths.

Source: Santa Cruz Sentinel

Date: 1983-08-28

Type: Newspaper

Coverage: Bonny Doon

Identifier: MS-HUMMEL-BonnyDoonEcologicalReserveGeneralHistory-09

Collection

Marilyn Hummel: Bonny Doon History and Bonny Doon Ecological Reserve

Tags

"environmental extortion"; Alexander Henson; Ben Lomond Mountains; Ben Lomond wallflower; Bill Davilla; BioSystems Analysis San Francisco; broad-handed mole; California Environmental Quality Act; Carmel Valley; Clare Berry Hill; Coastal Commission; Coastal Conservancy; Cypress; Dave Bockman; deer weed; Department of Fish and Game; Department of Food and Agriculture; environmental impact report; Felton Empire Winery; Flora of the Santa Cruz Mountains of California; Gordon Snow; Harry J. Krade; Jeri Sheele; Jim Beauregard; John H. Thomas; Kincaid's Colletes Solitary Bee; Manzanita; Marilyn Hummel; Merv Griffin; Paris; Parks and Recreation; Pat Pfremmer; Paul Ehrlich; Planning Commission; Ponderosa Pine; Prohibition; Reed Flocks; Resources Agency; Roy Rydell; Rural Bonny Doon Association; sandstone rocks; Santa Cruz Cypress; Santa Cruz kangaroo rat; Sierra Club; silver-leafed manzanita; Stanford University Professor of Population Studies; State Coastal Conservancy; Steve Sande; sticky money flower; Supervisor Gary Patton; Teacher Management Investments; The Conservancy; Wallflower; Western Bluebird; white-throated swift

Ongoing controversy of the establishing the Beauregard Vineyard

Citation

Sentinel, Santa Cruz. “The Battle of the Beauregard Vineyard.” Santa Cruz Sentinel. 1983-08-28. SCPL Local History. https://history.santacruzpl.org/omeka/items/show/143042. Accessed 29 June 2026.